Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

Even the little ones get involved :)
From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012

Rapids Fans Pid Army TIFO Party March 2012, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

From Wiki:
Tifo, originally the Italian word for the phenomenon of supporting a sport team, is mostly used as a name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event, mostly a soccer match.

Photo By: Corbin Elliott Photography

"Colorado Rapids", "Rapids Fans", "Soccer Fans", MLS, Soccer, "Pid Army"

B&W Missed it!!

B&W Missed it!!, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

Okay ... So I am one wiped out puppy.... still working on uploading tagging and what not ... neglecting G+ which sucks... I have missed some really outrageous stuff I'm sure.. Walk out the back door and see a wonderful sunset .. all the colors and all... Run back in grab one of my cameras... run back out compose... shoot

NO MEMORY CARD.... DOH!!! (HeadSlap) run back in get the card.. and I miss it ... so you get how I feel

A little black and white... :(

GOAL!!!! Rapids vs. Crew 2012 Quincy Amarikwa

GOAL!!!! Rapids vs. Crew 2012 Quincy Amarikwa, a photo by CE's Photography on Flickr.

GOOOOAAALLL!!!!!
Quincy Amarikwa

Colorado Rapids vs. Columbus Crew Win 2-0 with goals scored by Drew Moor and Quincy Amarikwa. Opening Day March 10th 2012
Photo By: Corbin Elliott

Colorado Rapids vs Columbus Crew 2012

Colorado Rapids vs Columbus Crew 2012, a set on Flickr.

Colorado Rapids vs. Columbus Crew Win 2-0 with goals scored by Drew Moor and Quincy Amarikwa. Opening Day March 10th 2012
Photo By: Corbin Elliott

Corbin Elliott @ G+

Prost Amerika "Rapids Win Season Opener"

Colorado Rapids Photos' "Fabric of the Team"

Monday February 6th 2012

The Colorado Rapids Soccer Club held a special Fan appreciation with a public ceremony at the Denver Pavilions on the 16th Street Mall in Downtown Denver.

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

In attendance was 9News sports journalist Susie Wargin and a special appearance by Colorado Rapids forward #9 Conor Casey.

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

Conor Casey is still on the injured list and did not travel with the team to California for the second phase of preseason training.



The announcement that was made is that the Colorado Rapids will put all Season Ticket holders names in small print on the 2013 jerseys.

From the Colorado Rapids Web Site:

ìThe Colorado Rapids are thanking their most loyal fans with a unique opportunity to ìBe Part of the Fabric of the Team,î as the club will feature the names of its Season Ticket holders on the 2013-2014 home jerseys. All fans that have renewed their season tickets for the 2012 season, as well as those that purchase new seats by March 1, 2012, will have their names printed into the design of the Rapids authentic home jerseys in 2013 and 2014.î



T-Shirts, wrist bands and other Rapids goodies were given out after the announcement.



And as an added benefit, fans that were present until at least 3:00 p..m. MST were able to sign the large Rapids T-Shirt Banner featured in every home game..

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

From Colorado Rapids "Fabrick of the Team

For more photos just click on the pics and check out the gallery. :) Its all about the Photgraphy here not the new ... :) Fluff and all

Colorado Rapids Soccer 2012 Supporters Fan Forum

And here is the rest of it.

Tiny Town Colorado Photo Adventure

Beautiful July Sunday in Colorado merits a trip to Tiny Town in Morrison Colorado. The trip is no more that a half hour trip from the heart of Denver. (Depending on traffic of course.)

Pictured is the #10 Cinder Belle "An honest-to-goodness coal-fired, live steam engine of the 2-6-0 design. In the United States, this type of locomotive was widely built from the early 1860s to the 1920s and commonly referred to as a Mogul." Ref Tiny Town Railroad web site

"George Turner, owner of Denver business Turner Moving & Storage and a friend of Buffalo Bill Cody, began building a miniature town for his daughter in 1915. Called Turnerville, he opened the site to the public in 1921.

Turnerville quickly became one of the state's most popular attractions, but it was plagued by damage from adjacent Turkey Creek flooding and a fire burned down the Indian pueblo in 1935. The train was added in 1939 and the name became Tiny Town" Ref Wikipedia.

To add a little perspective to the Houses in Tiny Town look close. Alice in Wonder Land was it "Drink Me" or "Eat Me" or Lilliputians????

The "American Gothic" house originally built in 1881. Was the backdrop used for Grant Wood's world famous portrait of two stern figures. The American Gothic House was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. Carl E. Smith Donated the house to the state of Iowa as a historic site in 1991. The State Historical Society of Iowa owns and manages the site. Located in Eldon, Iowa.

And yes the trip really was for the little ones... not just a trip to take photos for the big kids. ;)

And you can never forget the Adams Family....


More to come as I process through the Photos that were taken during the day at Tiny Town Morrison Colorado.