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Monthly Archives: November 2008
The Creative Drain Continues
After reading the story The Day the Music Died in The State today, about how Richaland County just shut down all of the bands that practice at the Sumter Street Storage sheds, I really can’t help but wonder what … Continue reading
Posted in Ramblings, Recent Work
Tagged alternative, arts, band, blue, Columbia, creative, facility, music, ordinance, photograph, photography, photojournalism, practice, rock, SC, south carolina
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The Week in Pictures Oct. 30 – Nov. 6
As I checked my Facebook page before heading out for a 12 hour photo day on Saturday, I was a bit perplexed when I saw that friend and fellow shooter Chris Keane had left me a note for me to check … Continue reading
Posted in Press and PR
Tagged ap, assignment, associated press, award, death, MSNBC, photography, photojournalism, SC, shooting, south carolina, sumter, TWIP
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Conclusion ’08
It seems fitting that such a long campaign resulted in such a long election day. All total, mine was about 22 hours, and many many miles, of non-stop action. I finally managed to get a few hours of shut eye … Continue reading
Posted in Recent Work
Tagged ballroom, Behind the Scenes, candidate, concession, election, hotel, McCain, screen, shilouette, somber, speech
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Stand Up!
I went out this afternoon to photograph last minute campaigners under the grey skies of election day, and ran into friends Katie and Megan from the Lindsey Graham for Senate campaign, who were cheering on motorists as they made the daily … Continue reading
Just Vote!
Retired Army veteran, Walter Anderson, 74-years-old, waits for his turn in a voting booth at Burnside Elementary School in Columbia, S.C., Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008. Continue reading