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Welcome to installment #21 in “The Whole Picture” in which I present the uncropped, higher resolution versions of photos that SOURaiders.com has published. For prior editions click here. For higher resolution click on the photo before saving. As always, these are best viewed on a big screen rather than a cell phone.
Some of you may have found your way here through the link on souraiders.com. I have had several people email me asking questions about buying prints or about finding all of my photos for a certain sport.
The photos I post here are a small fraction of the photos I actually have. If you would like to print any of the photos on this blog, you are welcome to do so at no charge. Be sure to click on the photo to get to the higher resolution size which will print with more quality. If you want to use them on the web (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), you are welcome to do so if you link back to traveljapanblog.com/ashland in the description of the photo. If you are using the photo in a newspaper or magazine, please credit “Al Case, Ashland Daily Photo”.
If you would like me to search through all of my photos and send you photos of the particular athlete you are looking for I charge a reasonable fee for the time it takes me to find all of those photos and to process them for you. I do not normally sell prints. I email you the high quality electronic files in .jpg format, and you can do the printing and framing yourself through a local or online service. My email is on this page or you can comment (leave a reply) to a blog entry to communicate.
To find all of my photos for a particular sport, use the following links. Click on “Older Entries” near the bottom-left of each page to view more photos.
football
basketball
softball
volleyball
soccer
wrestling
track and field
@SOURaiders @souwbb @ErinnnNicoleee
Warner Pacific proved that they have teams to be reckoned with via their sweep of Oregon Tech last night in Klamath Falls. Both of the Owls’ teams are tough, especially at home, but WPC earned Ws against them. Tonight it’s the Raiders’ turn. In a very unusual situation, all four teams are undefeated in conference play at 5-0. Only the winners of each game will enter 2016 in first place.
Game times are 5:30 and 7:30 at Ashland High School.
@SOURaiders @souwbb @Tay_Nuttall_
SOU men’s and women’s basketball starts up again tomorrow. They’ve been off for more than a week which is unusual. The games are Wednesday (12/30/15 vs. Multnomah) and Thursday (12/31/15 vs. Warner Pacific) at Ashland High School with the women tipping off at 5:30 each evening followed by the men at about 7:30. The New Year’s Eve games will be a battle for first place in the conference for both the men and the women. Both SOU teams currently sit in a tie for first place with also undefeated Warner Pacific.
@ButteCreekMill
Back in 2011 I posted some photos of our visit to Butte Creek Mill. A few days ago, an early morning fire wiped out the place. Today I’m posting a few more images (two of the interior and one of the exterior) from 2011. The fire photo is from the internet.
The first mill was constructed here in 1872. Some things from the original mill still survived until Christmas of 2015. Additions and changes to the building took place between 1912 and the 1930s. The mill had been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1976. It’s all gone now. The current plan is to rebuild.
According to Flickr “favorites” these were my top sports-related photos of 2015. Note that I don’t post many of my sports photos on Flickr (maybe one a week on average).
For my top non-sports photos from Southern Oregon for 2015, click here.
We’ve spent the past week in a sunny paradise. In less than 24 hours we’ll be back on a plane headed for Ashland and the 20-something degrees that await our arrival.
The “Beach of the Dead” (Playa De Los Muertos) is so named for the cemetery nearby. It’s actually quite lovely and a great place to avoid the crowds (on Sayulita’s main beach) if you are ever in Sayulita, Mexico.