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Track and Field Photography
Track & Field (2008)
Cross-Country (2008)
Track & Field (2009)
About the Photographer
Patrick Holleran is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame where he earned B.A., M.A., & Ph.D. degrees. Holleran was a faculty member at the University of Oregon and a designer and engineering manager at Apple Computer. He is currently owner of Shannon Technologies and Shannon Digital Imaging and teaches part-time in the Computer and Information Sciences Department at the University of Oregon.
An accomplished distance runner, Holleran captained the Notre Dame cross-country team, competed in a number of U.S. National
Championships in track and cross-country, and reached the 5000 Meter final in the Olympic Trials. He competed in a number of major
European meets including the Ivo Van Damme Memorial and the Bislettt Games. He also won Eugene, Oregon’s Butte to Butte road race twice
in a row and recorded two top-3 finishes in three marathons run. Holleran was also meet director of the Prefontaine Classic track meet for three
years and cofounded the Oregon International Athletics Club.
Holleran has been a professional photographer for 30 years. His photography of the national parks has been featured in books, web sites, magazines, and in advertising, and is displayed on the ParkVision Web site. He is the author of a book on several national parks. Holleran has photographed many national and international level track and field meets including European competitions, Olympic Trials, IAAF World Championships, and USATF & NCAA national championships.
Cross-Country (2009)
Track & Field (2010)
Cross-Country (2010)
Track & Field (2011)
Cross Country (2011)
Track & Field (2012)
Cross Country (2012)
Track & Field 2013
Cross-Country (2013)
Track & Field (2014)
Cross-Country (2014)
Track & Field (2015)
Cross-Country (2015)
Track and Field (2016)
Cross-Country (2016)
Track and Field (2017)
Cross-Country (2017)
Track and Field (2018)
Cross-Country (2018)
Track and Field (2019)
Cross-Country (2019)
Track and Field (2020)
Track and Field (2021)
Cross-Country (2021)
Track and Field (2022)
Cross-Country (2022)
Track and Field (2023)
Cross-Country (2023)
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