With dozens of other professional photojournalists, Bill Biggart was there when the towers collapsed and lost his life. His film cameras were destroyed, but the flash card in his Canon D30 survived. “As you scroll through 150 pictures or so, … Continue reading
Caution: Graphic images.
The SBX Radar is here for repairs. Everett, Seattle and San Diego are the only ports on the West Coast deep enough to accommodate the 25-story anti-missile radar. Apparently, there was some kerfuffle about not bringing it here, but I … Continue reading
Dear [your name here], After reviewing your resume posted at the [xx] website, we believe that you are a good match for a Expedited Payment Analyst Position in our company. The Company we are representing is small but respectful in … Continue reading
For me, every tragedy has at least one iconic image that sums up the emotional context. For the March 11th Japanese tsunami, this image is one of three that I adore:
Sometimes the irony is just too much. Scott Crossfield died in a small plane accident in Georgia, which is a bit like reading a headline “Jacques Cousteau Dies in Bathtub Accident.” (Crossfield was played by Scott Wilson in the 1983 … Continue reading