USA Today 2011 Bowl Guide. Knoxville Sports Photographer Lisa Hudson of TPL Sports.com has image published in Bowl Guide

Knoxville photographer Lisa Hudson of TPL Sports.com was pleased to find her image in the USA Today 2011 Bowl Guide. "What a nice surprise to be looking through the bowl guide on Christmas Eve only to find your name on an image".

TPL Sports is based in Knoxville TN. Photographers Lisa Hudson and Wade Payne shoot freelance for the Associated Press and cover numerous sporting events from H.S. sports, NCCA events, Nascar, MLB,NBA and NFL. You will find TPL Sports frequently published in such publications as Sports Illustrated, ESPN, AJC, NY Post, USA Today and more. You can view more of Lisa and Wade's sports photography on their web-site at www.ThePurpleLens.com or go to APimages.com and search for their names, Lisa Norman-Hudson or Wade Payne. If you have a need for portraits, event photography or coverage of your H.S. or college athlete give us a call at 865-235-1285 or visit our website for more information.

Lisa Norman-Hudson and The Purple Lens show up at Bluegrass Elementary Science Fair

Photographer Lisa Norman-Hudson added her Purple touch to her son Caleb's 4th grade science fair project. This was such an amazing project and I learned a few things I'd forgotten. Caleb chose the Pinhole Camera to do his research on. He and his dad started the kit camera and Caleb and I finished it up and loaded film in it to start shooting. Yes, I said FILM. Funny, I had to call around and see who would actually develop it for us. Anyway then we built pinhole camera lenses out of pringles cans. It was awesome. The pringles can was just to be the camera but we had the idea of moving the lens (plastic lid) that we placed inside the canister to different areas and extending the length of the can. Doing all of this represented different focal length as a lens does. This is how we created the combo project. Wish him luck, the winner of the science fair will be announced tomorrow at the end of the year awards ceremony.

Images By Design Photographer Lisa Norman-Hudson photographs Sarah Palin's Accused E-mail Hacker for the Associated Press

The son of a Democratic Tennessee state lawmaker pleaded not guilty Wednesday to hacking the e-mail account of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

David Kernell, 20, of Knoxville, Tenn. entered the plea in federal court in Knoxville, the same day prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging him with intentionally accessing Palin's e-mail account without authorization.