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Archive for the tag 'photography'Candid camera captures Telegraph photographerPosted by bob hammerstrom One of more interesting parts of my job as a photojournalist involves sharing my experiences and wisdom of photography with kids. Strong composition, lighting and emotions are a winning combination for photo contestsPosted by bob hammerstrom I enjoy judging photo contests, especially if they involve photojournalism. Yesterday, our photo staff at The Telegraph in Nashua, N.H., judged the Vermont Press Association’s annual photo contest. Waterfalls look better in black and whitePosted by bob hammerstrom Most nature photography is a no-brainer - it looks much more beautiful in color. But, these shaded falls, in the shade of the surrounding maple and oak trees screamed black and white! Backyard Wonders - Part 6 - Wild TurkeysPosted by bob hammerstrom There was a reason the regulars at our bird feeders were away this morning. Outnumbered and outsized, the chick-a -dees, nuthatches and finches had to wait for breakfast until the flock of wild turkeys finished their meal. Backyard Wonders - Part 2 - Leaf patternsPosted by bob hammerstrom I thought this pattern of curled up leaves on my Azalea bush made an interesting pattern in black and white. Backyard Wonders - Part 1 - IciclesPosted by bob hammerstrom Note: This is the first posting of an ongoing series of photographs I will be posting throughout 2009. All of the “Backyard Wonders” photographs I am publishing will be taken in my own back yard. My challenge is to see how many different kinds of landscape and wildlife photos I can come up with by the end of the year. Enjoy! There is certainly no shortage of icicles in southern New Hampshire these days. I have more ice than I can deal with making dams on my roof. The extreme cold weather freezes any snow that melts on the roof, and creates an array of icicles in all lengths and shapes. Landfill landscapePosted by bob hammerstrom I “bagged” a nice scenic shot at the dump in Rochester last week. Garbage - who would think that there would be such beauty, standing on top of millions of tons of decaying garbage? Best seat in the housePosted by bob hammerstrom I’m sure if I posed the question, “Which is the most comfortable chair?” Dick Russell would have pointed to the one he was sleeping in. A couple weeks ago, I was helping reporter, Karen Lovett produce an audio slideshow about George Latour, who turned 100 years old recently. While she was photographing George at Rose Haven in [...] An apology to all my writer friendsPosted by don himsel Sorry. Sometimes it’s true. From the Signals catalog. Photographing old barnsPosted by bob hammerstrom Do you know the old saying, “born in a barn?” You may have said it to your kids when they left the front door open. And then there’s “Cow-Hampshire.” Journalists from “down south” sometimes say the term up here when covering the presidential primary election. Well, there’s one less barn in the state now to [...] CategoriesTagsbackyard bird blog Bob Hammerstrom camera corey department Dogs election Elementary farm fire flowers Himsel Hudson humor manchester Merrimack Morris nashua New Hampshire nh perrine photo photograph photographer photographers photographs photography Photojournalism photos picture pictures scenic school series snow staff Telegraph the the telegraph train video winter wonders
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