Mississippi, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

If this were Jeopardy, this would be the Photo Daily Double.

Q: You can't spell Mississippi without this.

extreme weather, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

With all the nasty weather in the state lately I thought I'd post
this.

Jim Reed is a Kansas-based photographer who specializes in extreme
weather. He teamed up with Nikon to test their new D700. We used to be
a Nikon shop here but have recently switched to Canons. Regardless,
I've been looking at the new Nikon body and came across this. Reed's
stuff can be found in the landscape section of Nikon's D700 site and you can navigate through the photos using the arrows on either side of the frame.

-Don Himsel
photo editor

NatGeo.jpg, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

Photo District News and National Geographic Traveler have teamed up to
produce The Great Outdoors 2008 Gallery. Check out some wonderful
photography.

-Don Himsel
photo editor

Stop the Rain, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

Me: Yes, it's been done before but I'VE never done it. So now that
it's out of my system I don't have to worry about shooting it anymore.
Sometime you have to shoot something to say you did it.

The Phone Call: Knowing that it has been done by past photographers I
called my photo editor Don Himsel. We discussed it would be better if
it not run in the paper, although a cool shot, not original enough to
print.

Cutline: Raindrops appear on a car window Wednesday, July 23 in
Nashua. Recent rain and thunder storms have brought flash flooding to
the Nashua region. The rest of the week calls for more rain.

Thanks for looking.
Best,
Corey Perrine
Staff Photogrpaher
The (Nashua) Telegraph

There is a future for newspapers, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

Actually found this through an industry blog. Mmmmmmm.

-Don Himsel
photo editor

Dogs on assignment, part 3- Mika, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

-Don Himsel
photo editor

Discuss, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

Check out the sweet light on this guys face. Not bad for a semi-overcast day
huh?

--
Grant Morris
Staff Photographer
The Telegraph
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Fax: 603-882-2681

NASCAR #2, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

This might be one of my favorites from all of my three day coverage of the
NASCAR event at Loudon. I had been shooting at a slow shutter speed and
panning to make only one car on the track what we call tack sharp when this
wreck happened. As soon as I saw the collision my first natural instinct was
to take a breath and steady my hand. I knew there would be a picture to be
made. Of the four images from this wreck, this is only one that came out
sharp. The training and experience kick in at moments like this and makes
you realize that this is why you completed all of those lame assignments in
college.

--
Grant Morris
Staff Photographer
The Telegraph