Race photos are one those things that I have a love/hate relationship with. I'm not going to lie, I'm one of those girls who will take
twenty-five five pictures, and choose my favorite one to post as my new facebook/twitter/dailymile profile picture. Back to the topic of race pictures. I love having pictures of darn near everything, so the theory behind race photos are great. However seeing my sweaty-in-a-ton-of-pain face in pictures was something I really needed to get used to once I started running races.
Post race, I always have a mini anxiety attack when I see
Photos from [fill in the blank] are online! in my mailbox
. Oh boy. The thoughts in my head start going a mile a minute. "What crazy face am I making?" "Do I look like I'm about to cry?""How sweaty did I look? Because I know I could smell myself." So before opening the email I'm always anticipating an entire album of pictures similar to this:
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In human form, of course. |
This leads me to the dreaded
The Rock n Sole 2011 Photos are Online e-mail that showed up this morning. I was expecting to not want to show a soul these pictures, and honestly I wasn't even sure if I wanted to see them myself. This race was a disaster, and I sure felt like I had to have looked like a HOT MESS. The reality? Best race pictures I've ever gotten. Major kudos to the photographers, and whoever spent hours photoshopping me to look my best.
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Alright Runners World, I'm ready for my cover. |
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Why do I look so happy?! |
I love it! Check out all of the guys you were beating in that last one!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog. Where at in Ca do you live? I live near Sacramento.
ReplyDeletethose are really good race photos. and that, like, never happens for anyone.
ReplyDeletegreat photos! :)
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