Jordan Norwood Photo Gallery
In addition to his skills on the field, wide receiver Jordan Norwood is also a talented photographer. Check out some of his pictures here.
!["I just took this, this is a long exposure picture, which means the shutter closes pretty slowly and it allows more light to get into the camera and so I thought it was pretty cool. It was a four second shutter so this person was moving around while the shutter was closing so it looks like a ghost. So I put that in the caption so somebody commented on it [on Instagram] and really thought it was a ghost."](https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/private/t_new_photo_album_2x/f_auto/broncos/hhlctz2kowju8lyf4glk.jpg)
"I just took this, this is a long exposure picture, which means the shutter closes pretty slowly and it allows more light to get into the camera and so I thought it was pretty cool. It was a four second shutter so this person was moving around while the shutter was closing so it looks like a ghost. So I put that in the caption so somebody commented on it [on Instagram] and really thought it was a ghost."
Norwood was asked to leave Centennial Airport during this photo shoot.
!["I went to pick somebody up from the airport and I got there a little early so I took these pictures [this photo and the next one]. I took these at about the same time. This picture was just facing East so the sun was rising that way. The other photo was facing West."](https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/private/t_new_photo_album_2x/t_lazy/f_auto/broncos/sygaca4wvtlj3axj2ms2.jpg)
"I went to pick somebody up from the airport and I got there a little early so I took these pictures [this photo and the next one]. I took these at about the same time. This picture was just facing East so the sun was rising that way. The other photo was facing West."
"There's a lot of natural beauty in Denver and there's also a lot of urban aesthetic too."
"I think my inspiration mostly comes from my faith, when I see things that move me, that draws me closer in faith and I just feel the need to take pictures."
"This is a long exposure picture too. This is just a second long but it was in the middle of the day, so if you use long exposure in the middle of the day then too much light will get in the camera and it will just be a white picture. So I had to put a tinted glass in front of my camera and do a one second exposure. Somebody said you're editing skills are awesome, but really it's just a picture."
"I've always been kind of creative and into art but never photography specifically but my younger brother is into photography, he goes to Baylor University so looking at some of his photography got me interested." Norwood's brother, Levi (right), is a wide receiver at Baylor University.
"Pictures like this, I didn't even have to do anything. I could have taken that with my phone."
