Isaiah Vazquez

The BGSU Women’s Soccer team had renovations of their spaces following their success during the 2018 season. Included in their renovations, this graphic graces a wall as you enter their offices at the Doyt Perry Stadium. The image was taken by myself as they’re celebrating winning the MAC Championship title and the graphic was created by Mallory Hiser with athletics.

NCAA March Madness’ twitter, @MarchMadness, used my image in a graphic for social media highlighting our upset of #18 Buffalo at the Stroh Center. The original image was taken during the Men’s Basketball game against Western Michigan.

The original tweet can be found here.

During my internship at Ohio State Fair, I covered a wide range of events from featuring the special ice cream flavor of the year to agricultural contests and concerts. This photo was taken during the pig races, where three kids made a “bet” on which pig would win, their reward being the pink stuffed animal in the image. The image was used on a billboard outside Columbus and the front cover of the 2018 Ohio State Fair Resource Guide.

My image of Bowling Green’s Mitch McClain (right) was used in this graphic promoting a college hockey tournament that took place at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, MI. Bowling Green went on to win the tournament that year, beating Michigan and Michigan Tech in the finals.

The original article can be found here.

I had the opportunity to collaborate with BGSU’s art directors in crating the poster for the musical “Three Penny Opera.” My role in the project was is to handle the photography of the talents and props that are featured in the program, and the performance itself.

The “HERO” Spot on the front page of BGSU typically features the biggest stories that are going on at the University. The BG Falcon Hockey team made their first appearance at the NCAA Tournament for their first time in 29 years. BGSU’s web team selected one of my images I processed during the game to highlight their match-up against Minnesota-Duluth.

The first two images that are featured in this poster were one that I have taken during the Tennis Invitational that took place at BG last fall, and the third image (right) was taken during the 2017 season. The poster features the three seniors on the team: Vanessa Pardo, Paula Comella, and Polina Radeva.

Six of my images are featured in this Sports Calendar that is currently hanging in the Student Union to promote upcoming events at the University. The images that are my own include the following sports, top to bottom: Hockey, Mens and Women’s Basketball, Track and Field, Tennis, and Swimming and Diving.

Bowling Green athletics sponsors a bi-annual magazine called “Roll Along,” where it talks about the various achievements the Falcon programs made throughout the previous semester. In this issue, Fall 2018, over 30 of my images were used, includnig this spread, where 7/8 images are my own. (Bottom Center is not mine.)

The graphic is featured in a series created by athletics that shows BGSU players that signed with NHL teams. This image was shot from the catwalks at the Verizon Center in Mankato, Minnesota during the WCHA Tournament. The graphic shows that Ryan Bednard, the goalie, who signed with the Florida Panthers.

To kick off the 2018-2019 season, I personally worked with BG athletics to push out images we took during games to social media. Using our new approach to social media with new graphics and some photo magic, we were able to dramatically boost our engagement rates for multiple sports and we were able to produce galleries faster for fans to see.

The link to the original tweet can be found here.

Continuing the project with BG Athletics, we were able to turn out a dozens of images for social media to push our during games. My image of Stephen Baylis, taken during the game against Minnesota-Duluth, was used in the graphic above to highlight the score at the end of the second period.

The original tweet can be found here.

My image that I took of the Student Union back in 2017 during a sunset is currently being used as the login screen to access the university’s email system.

NCAA Ice Hockey’s twitter, @NCAAIceHockey, used an image I took to show that he is heading back to his alma mater, Miami of Ohio, to coach for the 2019-2020 season. The image was taken after the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Minnesota-Duluth.