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I’m back to tell you about this incredible offer I’ve put together for you so you can own a customized Limited Edition Photography Book featuring the 2007 Charlotte Catholic Western Conference Varsity Football Champions. So what’s cool about this offer? Well, quite frankly it’s the “Personalized Cover Jacket”. That’s right. You get to choose up to 4 of your most memorable images from the games online at www.FotoOp.com and personalize your Photo Book’s Cover Jacket (see example graphic below). One image for the front, one for the back, and one for each inside cover flap. And that’s not all…

In addition to personalizing your book’s cover jacket you get to include your own “Congratulatory or Personalized Letter” which will be printed on the cover flaps of the jacket AND you get to include a printed copy of your letter on an entire dedicated page of the book. Now that my friend is personalization. Finally, you will own a unique book filled with over 400 pages of memorable photography including your own personal message to a loved one making this book like no other anywhere.

p.s. btw, the publisher requires about a 10 to 13 day turn-around for 10 books. So start working on your personalized message now.

Download and Preview a low-res slide show of the photo book game images:
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(note: This is a large file and can take several minutes to download on a fast internet connection. The slide show expires after five reviews. )

Disclaimer: The images depicted in this slide show do not necessarily represent the final printed product. The final version of the printed book may contain fewer/more images along with formatting changes. Please contact me if you have questions or concerns regarding your order.

View game images here at FotoOp.com

H.S. Varsity Baseball - photographed on 5/2/2008

Children cried at the anger Chupollini applied to the pedals of his bike; young girls squealed and fainted at the very sight of his massive legs powering him to unheard-of speeds down the front stretch. “We were convinced that the track record would be broken” stated Rick McCall, Director of Marketing for the CCTTA. But, this monumental effort came to a disastrous end on the last lap when the shear torque of pedaling shattered the chain of Chupollini’s bike into a thousand pieces.

“There would be no joy in Mudville; for poor Chupollini had struck out”.
Asked for a comment after the failed attempt Chupollini would only say; “get me a stronger chain”.

The Lowe’s Motor Speedway Time Trial Series consist of nine races held from April through October. The Carolina Cycling Time Trial Association, an all volunteer, non-profit organization, conducts the races. The races attract a wide range of competitors from beginner to state, national and world champions. If you would like more information on the CCTTA and its races, please visit our website: www.carolinatt.org.

Check out the event photos and

Perfect weather conditions set the stage for eight riders to perform at their very best. Record times were posted in 8 of 41 race categories kicking off the 2008 Carolina Cycling Time Trial Association season. Be sure to take a look at the Action Images taken from the Start/Finish line. Also, be sure to check back frequently to watch the video footage captured from the event as well.

In the game between the Latin Hawks and the Providence Panthers, Richie Shaffer seamed to have his way as he helped to propel his team to victory over the Charlotte Latin Hawks. Racking up the numbers for the tournament, Shaffer batted .556 in three games and finished with 5 hits: a single, a double, a triple and 2 home runs. In my book that gives him a great chance for the MVP.

In another game, the Providence Day Chargers and Ardrey Kell were all knotted up at nothing apiece leading into the bottom of the seventh. The Chargers were up to bat. Both teams were making big defensive plays throughout the game but struggled to get something going on offense to break the deadlock. Something big was about to happen. Chase Carbone was first to bat but he was not connecting well with the ball, only 1 for 10. The first pitch was delivered, Carbone took one look, lowered his weight then smacked the ball clear over the 360ft. wall in left center field leading his team to a thrilling victory over the Knights. It was a great performance by both teams. And for a fan of baseball nothing could be finer than to witness a walk off homer to punctuate the game. For me, this game gets my vote for the most exciting ending. BTW, there were a lot of great defensive plays as well. Check out some of the action images and check back to this website to see some video footage once I make it available.

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