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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 ...
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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, ...
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OK - I admit it. The Yakima Herald-Republic is not the New York Times. For instance,...
Back in March I blogged about covering a fatal house in which one person was killed...
Last week, I discovered yet another reason I’m a photographer: because I’m...
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I just finished - and had published online and in print - a photo project documenting...
For all you photo junkies out there, I’ve found another great photo Web site...
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I got an assignment last week to come up with a cover for our upcoming Summer Music...
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Like it or not, tragedies are a part of life. Because we photograph life in central...
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OK - I admit it. The Yakima Herald-Republic is not the New York Times. For instance,...
Back in March I blogged about covering a fatal house in which one person was killed...
Seeing two sides
I just finished - and had published online and in print - a photo project documenting...
For all you photo junkies out there, I’ve found another great photo Web site...
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Central Washington University ROTC cadets Marquis McKiever and Jeff Hoosier take compass readings in the Reecer Creek Wilderness Area near Ellensburg, Wash. during a land navigation exercise Thursday, May 21, 2009.




