Action Sports Sessions :: We Go To Extremes {Allan and Lisa Mueller | Knoxville Professional Photographers}

ALM Photo showcases your riding skills with our photography skills

ALM Photo can capture magazine-style images of you skateboarding, wakeboarding, wakeskating, snowboarding, skiing, surfing, mountain biking, MX, road racing, motorcycling, and whatever else you are into that's fast and exciting. We have the equipment to capture speed as well as long lens to get all the action and we can incorporate studio-type lighting in many situations to get awesome shots day or night.

:: WINTER SPECIAL ::
ALM Photo will travel to your favorite local mountain and photograph you and your friends and family snowboarding and skiing! A full day of shooting is only $300 plus lift ticket and lunch or dinner for Allan. Allan will capture action shots on the mountain and in the terrain parks and, depending on our schedule, Lisa will capture the fireside fun off the mountain. Get a group together and split the cost! Contact us for a quote for outside the local area. We love to travel! Prints and video slideshows can be purchased ala carte.

:: TEAMS AND EVENTS ::
Do you have a local action sport team or event in need of photographic coverage? ALM Photo can shoot your team or event either for a fee or we sell images of individual riders, racers, or participants.  Contact Lisa for details or to schedule your event or book a session. We will feature seasonal specials throughout the year.

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Wild Wing Cafe - August 22, 2008

Justin Jenkins goes big on the kicker after dark at Wild Wing Cafe

This past week marked ALM Photo's last trek out to Wild Wing Cafe in Farragut at Campbell Station Road to photograph the wakeboarders hitting the rail for Throw'N Down Thursday. Allan and I have enjoyed coming out each week our schedule would allow to shoot the action on the rail, slider and this last week, the kicker, as well as get some up close and personal shots of the riders, their families and fans. We have met some many fun and exciting people and get great pleasure out of sharing our photography with everyone. Due to a paying photography gig in Florida, we will miss the end of the season final competition, but we will be there in spirit for all the riders who have been Throw'N Down hard each and every Thursday all summer. Look for us at Rail O'Ween on October 25th in World's Fair Park...we'll be the ones with the cameras...catching the good, the bad and the ugly while you hit the rails. A special thanks to everyone who has checked out our photographs on our website, on Flickr, MySpace, or Facebook.

Thanks to Chris Moon for giving ALM Photo some press for our coverage of the Knoxville wakeboarding scene.

Up close and personal with Chad

Ben's just thrilled to get his photo taken

Shelby Markli striking a pose

Ben Dorton coming in for a landing

Alex Oliver of JAOPro creating his next great video.

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ALM Photo is your source for professional photography. Ask us about our Portrait Packages including our Special Senior Action/Lifestyle Portrait Package and find out how to get ALM Photo to go to extremes to photograph you wakeboarding, snowboarding, skateboarding, mountain biking, or playing your favorite sport.

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.