The Quiet Landscape of Winter
January 03, 2013
A great gift of winter is the encouragement it gives us to settle down, to take time for renewal. As nature cycles through its annual rite of shortened days and deepening...
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A Photographer's Eulogy for Kodak P3200 Film
October 11, 2012
I learned last Friday that Kodak is stopping the production of P3200 film.
This breakthrough black and white film was introduced to the market in 1988. By that time I’d...
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'Going for Fifty' at the Tunbridge Fair
September 20, 2012
Every photographer has a few favorite places at the Tunbridge World’s Fair. For me, this has always included the animal barns, the Larkin Dancers, dairy judging, harness...
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Annie Burke: Vermont's Great Dairy Woman
May 17, 2012
I just learned that Annie Burke passed away on April 11. This iconic Vermont farmer was the subject of many memorable photographs. She was, in a word, a photographer's dr...
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Freedom of Speech, Freedom of the Press
March 01, 2012
T he paper of record for towns along the White River, The Herald has for over a century strived to provide its readers with balanced reporting on the town governments and...
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