Joel Dinda's photos with the keyword: cooley stadium

Watched the Lansing Lugnuts beat the Beloit Snappers from the Owners Box yesterday afternoon. Found these mementos from Tom Dickson's and Sherri Myers' past on the wall. I remember the Sultans. So did some of the other guests. Thanks to Lansing's Season Ticket Concierge Dave Link for the invitation. 636 game photos here .

Lansing versus East Lansing. Single-A versus Division I. Pros versus amateurs. (The collegians won, by the way.) Whatever. Baseball! ============ Original photo here . 35 game photos--disproportionately cheerleaders (!) and pro photographers-- here . I'll take a better camera this weekend, when they start playing for real....

And all is well with the world. Original picture (not much different) here . Two hundred or so others from the game here .

The Tigers play their first exhibition tomorrow. Baseball's coming! ========== As she left for work last Valentine's Day, Joan asked if I had a plan for the day. I told her I had a photo assignment.... Craig Wieczorkiewicz, host of the Midwest League Traveler website , had been begging for photographs of "snowbound" Midwest League stadiums in Michigan. Although snowbound was probably an exaggeration, I set out to supply some Lansing shots. Took my phone and the big Nikon with me and wandered around the periphery of the place I think of as Olds Park but which now goes by another name. I expected I'd post a photo of one or another of the ballyard's statues to 366 Snaps , which is what occurred (deliberately vignetted, probably using Bibble Pro's Vigne plugin). I put the best of the day's set on my baseball flickr . And here's what Craig did with the pix . This, though, is the best photo I took that day--and I took it with the phone cam I'd been cursing the day before. It all depends.... ========== This photograph is an outtake from my 2012 photo-a-day project, 366 Snaps . Number of project photos taken: 21 Title of " roll :" Cooley Other photos taken on 2/14/2012: As I say above, I took 17 more ballpark photos with the D300.