For the second time this season, Caitlin Clark showed off her skills with a camera amid her absence due to injury. She missed her eighth consecutive game due to a groin issue on Tuesday as the red-hot Indiana Fever visited the LA Sparks at Crypto.com Arena.In an Instagram post, photographer Bri Lewerke shared a reel of images shot by the Fever superstar during their road trips this season. It was Clark's second set of photos, with the first one uploaded two months ago. Lewerke also praised Clark for making improvements behind the lens."When you give Caitlin Clark a camera: part two 📸 she made some major improvements the second time around Extra s/o to @kmoore_two4 for taking extra BTS and keeping my camera safe lol," Lewerke wrote. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostCaitlin Clark took shots of her teammates, coaches and even some personal ones with her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery. The reel was full of candid and stolen shots of players like Sophie Cunningham, Lexie Hull, Sydney Colson and Aliyah Boston. The location also included inside the team bus, plane, practice facility, arena tunnel and more.Clark responded to Bri Lewerke's post and was very proud of her work as a photographer."I ate," the Indiana Fever guard wrote.Caitlin Clark comments on the photos she took. (Photo: @brilewerke on IG)The Indiana Fever are in the middle of a four-game road trip. They began with a couple of wins against the Dallas Wings and Seattle Storm. They visited the LA Sparks on Tuesday and will end the trip versus the struggling Phoenix Mercury.Stephanie White provides update on Caitlin Clark's injuryCaitlin Clark hasn't played since re-aggravating her groin injury on July 15 against the Connecticut Sun. It was Clark's fourth muscle-related injury of the season, and the Indiana Fever are more cautious than ever with their superstar guard.Speaking on ESPN's NBA Today on Monday, Fever coach Stephanie White provided an update on Clark's recovery. White called the Iowa product day-to-day and didn't release any timeline for her return."It's day-to-day right now, we're putting no timetable on it," White said, according to CBS Sports. "(She is) going through the rehab process, and then we want to reintegrate her from a strength and conditioning standpoint and then get her back to basketball activities. So we're taking it one day at a time, really slow rolling it, slow playing it this time."The Fever are doing well since Clark's injury, with a 5-2 record entering Tuesday's game against the LA Sparks.