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    En Garde

    In sport, there is almost always a need for force. Sometimes it is brute force, sometimes more subtle. I had an assignment a while back to photograph a small fencing tournament at Reed College here in Portland. It was a quiet affair, an annual event to honor an alumnus. The students were stopped by the [...]

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    Heartbroken twice, years apart, same night

    Frank Fairfield at Pickathon 2009 Frank Fairfield sat alone on stage this past Sunday night. There were three monitors and a microphone, but none of that gear was plugged in. His quiet voice was sincere as it drifted over the banjo. His right foot kept time, his left leg swung freely. He sang of poor [...]

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    Next Up: Gigantic Brewing

    This morning I rode down the street to pay a visit to former Hopworks brewer Ben Love at the site of Gigantic Brewing Company, his new endeavor with fellow brewmaster Van Havig. Not unlike the time capsule that I photographed at Hopworks before construction started, the Gigantic building in southeast Portland is layered with stuff [...]

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    Alpenrose 2011

    The Cross Crusade kicked into gear on Sunday with nearly 1,500 riders (plus 250 in the kids race) at Alpenrose Dairy in Portland. We’ve posted a selection of images on our pdxcross.com site… all content © Tim LaBarge 2011

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    Cyclocross: Learning to compete, and be sweet

    A few weeks ago after pounding out a kiddie cross race, Jack, age 4, asked with a slightly disgruntled tone, “Papa, why doesn’t anyone ever win the kid race?” It’s true, I told him, no one wins. This race is about having fun with your friends and riding your bike. This past weekend at the [...]

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    More than a Kid’s Bike

    They stood out from the seasoned bike builders and designers not because of their attire, their hair style or their choice of materials they used in the bike they designed for Oregon Manifest. It was the fact that they were 10, 11, 11 and 12 years old. The Folk Engineered/Discovery team from New Jersey that [...]

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    En Garde

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    In sport, there is almost always a need for force. Sometimes it is brute force, sometimes more subtle.

    I had an assignment a while back to photograph a small fencing tournament at Reed College here in Portland. It was a quiet affair, an annual event to honor an alumnus. The students were stopped by the judges often as it was designed to be a learning experience. And I too learned as I watched this dance.

    Great energy exploded from the students as they lunged and leaned. But it was the accurate and gentle touch that led to end of the match. Delicate, combustible force.

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    all content © 2012 Tim LaBarge


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