Quiltmaking was common in colonial America. Generally, it’s thought that quilts were born of necessity and made of ragged scraps…
I look at this as one of, if not the most poignant picture of my whole career. The fact that…
The picture of this young girl performing a traditional dance at a Japanese cultural fair reminds me of personal musings…
I can think of very few times in my life that I feared for my safety to the point that…
In 1635, the Boston Latin School was the first public school to open in the United States. It operates to…
Look at that face. Does it reflect stern determination or abject fear? ‘Go ahead, bring the heat!’ Or, ‘you mean…
Being a photographer for a smaller community newspaper meant finding something of interest within the ordinary. Otherwise, the front page…
Move over Halloween, it’s ‘Staggerette Day’. A yearly event of The Lady Elks — an auxiliary to the B.P.O.E. fraternal…
What kid hasn’t wanted to feel grown-up and test the waters by emulating behaviors of the adults around them? Cigarettes…
During the Dog Days of summer it’s not uncommon to see combines out in the fields, but what struck me…
