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Half-blind photographer will help new Island baseball team look picture-perfect

Nanaimo NightOwls say legally blind team photographer is making history
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Angela Waldick is the new team photographer for the Nanaimo NightOwls. (Nanaimo NightOwls photo)

A photographer who is half blind will be tasked with helping to document the Nanaimo NightOwlsBԪַ historic inaugural season.

The West Coast League baseball team announced this week that NanaimoBԪַs Angela Waldick has been named official team photographer.

Waldick, who lost sight in her right eye in an accident five years ago, has a small business called Nightengales Photography and her story is BԪַinspiring,BԪַ said Jim Swanson, NightOwls GM, on the teamBԪַs website.

BԪַ[She is] someone who overcomes all obstacles,BԪַ he said. BԪַAngela knows the community, she has an impressive and varied portfolio, and she more than deserves this opportunity. Angela will be an important part of the fabric of this team.BԪַ

The NightOwls say their research hasnBԪַt uncovered any other instances of legally blind team photographers.

Waldick will photograph both community events and game action for the NightOwls.

BԪַThis is a major step for me and my business, and IBԪַm excited to join the NightOwls BԪַ and my kids are even more excited,BԪַ said Waldick on the teamBԪַs website. BԪַThis is a major addition to Nanaimo summers, and I get to take the pictures at such an historic stadium, and in the community. Those who know me know it doesnBԪַt get any better than this.BԪַ

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