Andrew Buckley Photography

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Mavs Fall to the Lakers 100-95

Last night was a great game between the #1 and #2 teams in the western conference. An injured Kobe Bryant helped push the Lakers in the second half to be the first NBA franchise in history to reach 3,000 wins even though he scored a season-low 10 points. It was also a historic night for Dirk Nowitzki who became the 34th player in league history to reach 20,000 points in his career. Overall, even though the Mavs lost it was an great game by both clubs who are looking to finish strong going into the All-Star break. Here some shots from the game and some of the excitement of having Kobe in town.

Lakers fans take pictures of Kobe Bryant during warm-ups.

Luke Walton spins towards the basket.

Phil Jackson reacts to a hard foul.

Kobe Bryant watches a replay on the video board while resting his injured back.

Fans take photos of Kobe Bryant while he rests his back injury.

Luke Walton attempts a jump pass over the Mavericks' Josh Howard.

Ron Artest attempts to shoot as he is fouled at the buzzer by the Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki.

Dirk Nowitzki shoots over the Lakers' Lamar Odom.

Shawn Marion slams it home during a fast break.

Jason Terry hypes up the crowd at the beginning of the 4th quarter.

Dirk Nowitzki shoots as he is fouled by the Lakers' D.J. Mbenga.

Dirk Nowitzki takes in the crowds standing ovation as he reaches the 20,000 point achievement.

Josh Howard blocks the Lakers' Kobe Bryant during the second half of the game.

Kobe Bryant reacts to making a tough shot.

Erick Dampier shoots a hook shot over the Lakers' Kobe Bryant.

Friday, December 4, 2009

A South Padre Thanksgiving

A South Padre Thanksgiving from Andrew Buckley on Vimeo.

Shot using my Canon 7D over Thanksgiving break on South Padre Island, Texas. After being stuck in North Texas for way too long, it was a welcome change of scenery if only for a few days. Relaxing and refreshing, the slow pace of the island definitely sunk in.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Mavericks Sweep Lady Demons

Sophomore outside hitter Amanda Aguilera dives to save the ball during the Mavericks’ 3-0 win over Northwestern State on Wednesday at Texas Hall. Aguilera achieved ten digs, seven kills, and a single ace as the Mavericks swept the winless Lady Demons. (The Shorthorn: Andrew Buckley)

Downtown Farmers Market in Arlington

The Downtown Farmers Market in Arlington opened on Oct. 2, and runs every Friday from 9 a.m. till the produce is sold out. This market gives Arlington residents the oportunity to buy fresh, locally grown produce from friendly farmers that welcome healthy conversation. As Arlington begins to impliment their plans to revitalize the downtown area, the farmers market paves the way for locals to shape future from the ground up.

Arlington resident Jana Patton, right, buys tomatoes from independent farmer John Carter on Friday at the Downtown Farmers Market located at the intersection of North Mesquite and East Front streets. This was Pattonís first visit to the market and said she was really excited to buy fresh produce from local farmers. (The Shorthorn: Andrew Buckley)

Independent farmer John Carter from Bowie, Texas, said that tomatoes and sweet potatoes have been his biggest sellers since the marketís opening on Oct. 2. The Downtown Farmers Market offers a variety of fresh produce including pumpkins, peppers and eggplant. (The Shorthorn: Andrew Buckley)

Karen Bogen of Arlington, right, buys a few eggplants from Scott Farms vendor Julie Jennings on Oct. 9 at the Downtown Farmers Market in Arlington. Bogen said she came to the market because its more fun to talk to the vendors and support local farmers.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

2009 Plano Balloon Festival

HS Football: Temple vs. Plano West

Kicker Garrett Walsingham (12) celebrates with Chris Garcia after a 42-yard field goal in the closing seconds of the fourth quarter lifting Temple over Plano, 17-14, on Friday night. (Andrew Buckley/Special to the Telegram)

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Remembering September 11th

Now that I am the Photo Editor at The Shorthorn, I don't get much time to shoot but when I do I try to make it as meaningful as I possibly can. In this photo illustration, I wanted to portray a rememberance of the eight years it has been since the towers fell and a hole was torn in the American landscape. Illustrations like this really let me practice my creative muscle without limitations of traditional news photography. Many more are to come.

Sunday, August 2, 2009

Anniversary Collage

Over the weekend I created a special collage filled with images of meaningful moments during the first year of a couple's relationship. Each image is a culmination of memories expressed through recognizable places and themes during the beginning of this particular couple's relationship.

Monday, May 25, 2009

Class 5A Region II Quarterfinals in Duncanville

Belton’s Justin Dechert slides into second base as Tyler Lee’s John Eikner (right) stops the ball during the Tigers’ 6-4 season-ending loss to the Red Raiders in a Class 5A Region II quarterfinal playoff game on Saturday. Also pictured is Lee shortstop Brett Pirtle. (Andrew Buckley/Special to the Telegram)

Belton pitcher Dillon Newman was taken out of the game after giving up a two-run homerun early in the seventh-inning during the Tiger’s 6-4 loss to Tyler Lee in the Class 5A Region II quarterfinals Saturday in Duncanville. (Andrew Buckley/Special to the Telegram)

Sunday, April 26, 2009

South Padre Island

In memory of J. Robert Buckley.

Sunday, April 19, 2009

2009 Main Street Arts Festival in Fort Worth

Monday, April 13, 2009

TIPA Sports Live Contest

Last week the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association held its 100th annual conference in Dallas. I participated in the sports live contest that took place at the new Dallas Cowboys stadium in Arlington. Instead of a "real" sports competition, we were given an small area to shoot an under construction arena. I won 2nd place for the photo above. I decided to turn in something that I knew nobody else would have shot and it worked out pretty well.