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Photos from the Titans vs. Colts Game

[ED. NOTE]- Mike, aka TitanFan, has agreed to come on board here as the Official Photographer of MCM. He will be posting his photos from each home game on the site. Take some time to welcome him aboard and thank him for the great pics. You can check out more of his work here. -Jimmy

As some of you know, I attend the Titans home games and shoot some photos from my seat in the North End Zone just for kicks and memories. I was hoping the photos from this year were going to be a documentation of the Titans run to the Super Bowl, but I start every season hoping that. I get encouragement every now and then that some of my photos aren't too bad so I thought I'd share some here.

Chris Johnson making a move early on in the game

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Keith Bulluck returning an interception and Dallas Clark getting his hands in where they don't belong. Should've added a few more yards on for that.

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Kerry Collins showing he can run. Not far, but he can run.

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Manning congratulating his rookie receiver for making his second touchdown catch

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Might not be Suzy Kolber but we got Andrea Kramer to town for some sideline reporting, who is pretty good in her own right.

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Mark Jones returning a kick while dragging a Colt along for the ride.

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Nick Harper injured his arm on this play

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Peyton Manning moved into third place on the NFL career touchdown list with the first of his 3 touchdowns he threw during the game.

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Like I said, I take the photos for my own enjoyment and like any amateur I'd jump at the chance to be on the field with the pros. I'm not suggesting that I'm at that level but I have gotten better in the last couple of years since I started doing this. It brings another aspect to the game that keeps me into it. Nothing like capturing that catch at the precise moment it comes over the shoulder and lands on the fingertips. Sports photography can be as awe inspiring as capturing that setting sun on some majestic mountain. A great shot is a treasure to have.