As the rain poured down, the tournament crowd huddled under a large tent that covered a portion of the driveway. People milled around somewhat bored and anxious to get started. To help pass the time, I set up my shoot through umbrella to take team pictures. The scoreboard was on a giant foam core board, which made the perfect white backdrop to reflect the light. I set my nine foot stand as high as it would go and aimed the umbrella down trying to imitate the beauty dish style that strobists use. I cranked it up to full blast and backed the light up to what I thought would cover the entire board. Usually I use a 50mm lens for portraits, but the cramped space of the tent didn't give me the room so I put my 10-22mm on and started shooting. I took most shots at 22mm because I find the wide angle lens gives a fun house bend on bodies the wider I zoom. People started rotating in to have their picture taken and it was the most fun I've had shooting in a while. Click here for the rest of the team photos.