I found the right angle on a boy and a train
Posted by bob hammerstrom
Do all boys love trains? Well, I found one that can’t make a choice between trains and firefighters.
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National Geographic’s Nicklen- “face off with a deadly predator”
Posted by don himsel
“It was the most incredible experience I’ve ever had as a National Geographic photographer.”
Dudley and Jacqueline Laufman- Two Fiddles
Posted by don himsel
Coming Sunday- Dudley Laufman, National Fellow
Ernie Pyle- the lost photograph
Posted by don himsel
More military history for you around Veterans Day. If you haven’t visited the Wright Museum in Wolfborough you should carve out some time. While there you’ll be able to learn about Ernie Pyle and the mystery surrounding a photograph of his body after his death.
Ghosts of the Civil War- Veterans Day 2009
Posted by don himsel
As far as I know the only spirit residing in my old home is in the form of this name carved into an old door in part of the barn I use as a woodshed.
My limited research has led me through the town history (courtesy of a very kind neighbor, Betty) and now to this [...]
USS New Hampshire on Veterans Day
Posted by don himsel
I was looking to post something for today. A brief search on the Library of Congress oral history project site brought me this-
Lloyd Brown is listed as the last U.S. Navy veteran to fight in WWI. Brown served on the USS New Hampshire, BB-25 (battleship) which was commissioned in 1908.
The site posts its mission as [...]
Volleyball Flair
Posted by corey
CAPTION: Bishop Guertin’s Holly Zaharchuck spikes one past Nashua North’s Kyla Gustavson Saturday, Oct. 31 at Bishop Guertin High School Division I quarterfinals. The Cardinals came back from a 2-0 deficit to edge the Titans 3-2.
THOUGHTS: Today I had the privilege of shooting in the Bishop Guertin High School gymnasium. Yes, it’s a dungeon. Unfortunately [...]
Another Kennedy
Posted by don himsel
I remember being at my desk here in the newsroom when I first started working for The Telegraph in 1989. The phone rang and the gruff voice on the other end of the line said he “had a horse that eats rocks” and that I should come and take a photo. He had me for [...]
“Save Steve’s family” St. Petersburg photographer Coddington in need
Posted by don himsel
I saw this today on the National Press Photographers site. Seems this St. Petersburg Times photographer and his family are in need. Please read and share as you see fit.
The item on eBay is #260456026357 and you can find info on Abel’s book here at PDNonline.
Florida bound around August 23? Tampa? How about this. [...]