Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘Movie Posters’

Wynter Thorne, always in season.

Wynter Thorne, always in season.

Wynter Thorne is a scrapper.

Whether patrolling the basketball hardwood or the tennis court, the Coupeville High School senior never lets up. She fights for every point with an admirable intensity.

Last year was her breakout year, as she advanced to the postseason in both her sports.

A hustler with a motor that never quits, Thorne was a ball of fire with a basketball in her hand, then nimbly shifted to tennis without missing a beat.

Normally a doubles player, she stepped up to play singles at one point against Granite Falls.

The result? A 6-0, 6-0 win for the Wolf ace and another quiet smile as she exited the court.

As she celebrates her birthday today, the best is still ahead for Miss Thorne.

With Coupeville moving into a new league, Wynter and her fellow seniors will be asked to carry the burden of leadership. Which shouldn’t be a problem.

The uniforms on the other bench may have changed, but the fate of rival players hasn’t.

You’re about to be sliced ‘n diced. You may be ready for spring, summer and fall, but when Wynter hits, all the preparation in the world won’t save you.

She may be sweet-natured off the court, but, between the lines, she’s a force of nature waiting to be unleashed on your heads.

Happy birthday, Wyntah! May your senior year play out exactly the way you hope.

Read Full Post »

Wolf junior Wynter Thorne, posterized. (Original photos by John Fisken)

Wolf junior Wynter Thorne, posterized. (Original photos by John Fisken)

Oscar Liquidano

Oscar Liquidano

Jae LeVine keeps the beat. (Robert Bishop photo)

Jae LeVine keeps the beat. (Original photo by Robert Bishop)

Julia Myers

Julia Myers (foreground) and Amanda Fabrizi. (Original photo by John Fisken)

CHS football coach Tony Maggio

CHS football coach Tony Maggio

I could do this all day long.

Ever since my sister, Sarah Kirkconnell (http://www.gazingin.com/) introduced me to PicMonkey (http://www.picmonkey.com/,) a web site where you can craft all sorts of things out of photos, I have run amuck.

It started with a nearly 60-page picture book that I made for someone, a film noir-influenced tale of hard-bitten private eyes tracking a missing dog.

The real life femme fatale got back her wayward doggie, then got a book to remember the surreal 36-hour adventure of those who went searching for the fluffy pup.

Today I tried out the “posterize” feature on the site and the five “works of art” above are my creations.

They use photos originally shot by John Fisken and Robert Bishop, and pay homage to my one true life-long love — the movies.

Sweet, sweet time-wasting…

Read Full Post »