Alabama defeats WKU 35-0

At least they beat the spread.

Alabama cheerleaders chant during the game against Western Kentucky  at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday, Sept. 8. The Hilltoppers lost 35-0 to the defending BCS National Champions.

WKU head coach Willie Taggart waits to take the field against the  Alabama Crimson Tide at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday, Sept. 8. The Hilltoppers lost 35-0 to the defending BCS National Champions.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers receiver Jonathan Dowling, covered by Alabama defensive back John Fulton, narrowly misses catching a pass from quarterback Kawaun Jakes during the game against Alabama. Crimson Tide led 21-0 at the end of the first half at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers quarterback Kawaun Jakes is sacked by Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley during the game against Alabama. The Crimson Tide lead 21-0 at the end of the first half at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron is sacked by WKU defensive back Arius Wright during the game at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday, Sept. 8. The Hilltoppers lost 35-0 to the defending BCS National Champions.

WKU coach Willie Taggart walks off the field at halftime trailing 21-0.

WKU mascot Big Red stands in formation next to the Alabama Crimson Tide marching band before the game at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Saturday Sept. 8. The Hilltoppers lost 35-0 to the defending BCS National Champions.

Football Apple Donut Tractor

Junior running back Keshawn Simpson participates in an agility drill during Wednesday evening's practice at Smith Stadium.

Tristan Schanuel, 7, plays in a plastic tube at Jackson’s Orchard during the 2012 AppleFest Saturday while his mother, Christina, of Bowling Green, watches him on the orchard’s playground.

Eak Taing, 56, originally from Phnom Penh, Cambodia, moved to Bowling Green in 1981. Taing works at the Great American Donut Shop, or GADS as it is frequently called, which is owned by the Taing family. The shop has been a Bowling Green staple for 23 years.

Something I saw on my bike the other day

WKU Football vs. Austin Peay

Some Summer Frames

I spent this summer traveling with friends because it was possibly my last chance to before we all get old. Here are some of the photos from those travels.

Europe Part 2: Scapes

Here's a land/ cityscape from each leg of the journey. Plane ride, somewhere over France. London Paris Barcelona Amsterdam Berlin Prague

Europe part 1: Passing by

From May 14 to May 28 I was traveling through Europe with a couple of my best friends. With graduation and adulthood in the near future we decided to take two weeks to travel while we still could. I carried my camera most of the way taking photos as we walked between destinations and at the destinations as well. Here is an edit of some of my favorites, let me know what you think.

New York, New York

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Barcelona, Spain

Berlin, Germany

Prague, Czech Republic

Prague, Czech Republic

Amsterdam, Netherlands

An altercation at a Bruce Springsteen concert in Barcelona, Spain.

Three players compete to see which two will play table tennis at Dr. Pong in Berlin, Germany.

At a dance club in Prague, Czech Republic.

Lawnmower and Demolition Derby