Jacob's Photo Journalism Blog

National League bowlers at Highland Bowl put their bowling balls in the ball return in preparation for three games of bowling. Highland Bowl, located at 2123 NW 9th St, Corvallis, hosts several different leagues six days of the week. Jan 24, 2024 Zac Noble (left) does his approach as he prepares to throw a ball down the lane. He started bowling with his family and friends, and once he started in leagues he was hooked, now bowling in three different leagues. Jan 24. 2024 Kolden Stauber two hand throws a ball down the lane during a practice game. He is always in a league year round and has bowled seriously for about 3 years. He started with his family and as he got more into it he started to seriously work towards improving his scores. Jan 24, 2024

  Ice and snow outside my house covering a forest.  Jan 16, 2024 My dog Rufio, looking at the camera like it is a treat Jan 16, 2024 LBCC Veterans Center sign outside new location on LBCC campus Jan 9th, 2024

      I am Jacob Smith. This is my second year and my major is an AAOT transfer with a focus on psychology. Psychology has always interested me, learning how and why people behave in certain ways. I want to turn this degree into something that allows me to help people, with the goal being to become a therapist. Another big part of my life involves soccer, as I have played the sport since I was 5 years old. I also have become very invested in the professional leagues, consistently ruining my sleep schedule so I can get up early to watch Tottenham play.     One reason I took this class because both photography and journalism sounded interesting to me. Most of my classes so far were required courses, so I decided to take this semester as an opportunity to explore other options and see what appealed to me. I am a bit more interested in the photography aspect of this course, having taken a photography class back in high school. I enjoyed going out and searching for photos, with my favorite