“A hundred eyes”, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.
Sad news.
Photo from Cambodian.com

Don Himsel
photo editor

I love the rain., originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

I work for a newspaper. Here’s a picture that is completely different from
everything I shoot on a regular basis. The big thing in a creative field is
knowing the rules so that you can break them. Sometimes it works, other
times the technique doesn’t. On my day off today, [...]

Out of hibernation, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.
Probably the most remarkable thing about this photo is that I had hair.
And it wasn’t what my wife politely calls “silver.” This is me about
1990, taken at the former Greenville Wild Animal Park. Yeah, I have a
fun job.
Don Himsel
photo editor

dedicated visual journalist moves on, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.
Managing editor/online Damon Kiesow is also the chairman of the National
Press Photographers Association Northern Short Course for
photojournalists. He’s been coordinating the annual multiday workshop
for 7 years. He handed over his duties to Michelle McLoughlin during
this year’s event in Rochester, NY. Here he is saying goobye. Nice
work [...]

Forward., originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

I just wrote and posted this on my personal blog to inspire anyone who comes
across it and I thought this was something everyone should read. Simply
replace the term journalist and camera with something else.
Set the camera down for a second. Because I know my “audience”, this isn’t a
ridiculous request. What [...]

Compositions, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

Sometimes good compositions don’t tell news stories very well. On Monday
evening, I was sent to illustrate poll set up. Making a picture seemed to be
simple enough in this environment. I was given a charcoal gray wall to shoot
against and a subject matter that lends itself to being graphically
appealing. The voting [...]

It’s March, originally uploaded by Nashua Telegraph.

I’ve been watching ESPN a lot lately. All I can say is, never let them
question your fanhood.
Corey Perrine
Staff Photographer/The Telegraph