Showing posts with label Knoxville Skatepark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Knoxville Skatepark. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Imaging USA 2010 {Allan and Lisa Mueller | Knoxville Professional Photographers}

Allan and I have returned home from Imaging USA, the annual convention of Professional Photographers of America, with our heads full of knowledge and a plan to implement five things we learned from the industry's best photographers and business people. Below is a video of a bird's eye view of the Expo for those of you who didn't attend. We will be sharing our experience and information at the Next Level Photography Focus Group lunch meeting on January 20th at 12pm at Makino Japanese Buffet. Other local photographers who attended will share as well so you won't want to miss it.



Some of our Knoxville photog peeps at Imaging USA...








In photos with us: Julie Poole, Colby McClemore, and Patti Googe.

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Kicking it Sunday morning at the Knoxville Skatepark

If you know ALM Photo's Allan Mueller, you know he is definitely still a kid at heart and loves to take part in any extreme sport you suggest, so it was no surprise to find him at the brand-new Knoxville Skatepark on a chilly overcast Sunday morning. Lugging his gear (including the mandatory helmet) in his old green bag and carrying his Sector 9 skateboard under his arm, he could have been any other kid excited to meet his friends for a morning of vigorous bowl riding. But Allan isn't any other kid. He's 44 years old and was joined by at least a half dozen other skateboarders over the age of 35 who were as stoked as a bunch of teenagers about the fantastic features of the park, just with a little less flexibility but no less determination. Several of the older skateboarders in attendance took a couple of nasty spills and some of them looked more than a little sketchy as they hopped on their boards. A couple of the riders hadn't been on their board for several of years, but they all had a great time and vowed to make the Sunday morning ride a ritual. I won't be surprised to see some new boards in the skatepark next week. Here are a couple of shots of Allan kicking it old school.