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It takes just one

Just one person can transform an average assignment and a really fun assignment that generates good photographs. I was reminded of that yesterday. I groaned silently when I got the e-mail ...

Evan Mettie

I met the Metties the day they brought their son, Evan, to Yakima's Garden Village. He'd been injured in Iraq on New Year's day of 2006, and 22 months later, ...

You gotta have a plan B

I knew the question was coming and I dreaded it. It happened in our afternoon news budget meeting. Bob Crider, the Herald-Republic's top editor, asked the question. "So, did you ...

Covering death

I just finished covering a house fire in which one person was killed and another injured. It's tough covering death for a newspaper our size (36,000 daily) in a city ...

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New York and Yakima - the issues are the same

OK - I admit it. The Yakima Herald-Republic is not the New York Times. For instance,...

Good news from tragedy

Back in March I blogged about covering a fatal house in which one person was killed...

One reason

Last week, I discovered yet another reason I’m a photographer: because I’m...

Seeing two sides

I just finished - and had published online and in print - a photo project documenting...

* Getting your photo fix *

For all you photo junkies out there, I’ve found another great photo Web site...

Flower arranging

I got an assignment last week to come up with a cover for our upcoming Summer Music...

Mixed emotions

Like it or not, tragedies are a part of life. Because we photograph life in central...

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