Great story in the Deseret News this morning about Kiddie Kandids going out of business with no warning (or pay) to its employees. Thanks, executives!
Sorenson Capital, which said it did not profit from its investment in the company, blamed the closure on a sustained economic downturn combined with a photography marketplace shift that has seen [...]
A letter in today’s Deseret News…
Jeffrey Allred’s photo in Sunday’s paper may be considered by many a great action shot — arms in the air, hair blowing in the wind. That, however, was not my immediate focus. This child is not wearing a helmet. How many stories have been recently reported of head injuries while [...]
It’s been a while since the last letter like this one:
I for one am tired of seeing pictures of grieving families in the newspaper. I don’t need to see broken hearts crying over their loved ones. This is a private affair for most families. Tragedy has already struck them, yet we compound it by splashing [...]
Front page this morning’s Deseret News:
Heidi Walker had an uneasy feeling something wasn’t right.
Walker, a professional photographer with Heidi Photography, had just finished shooting a wedding at Temple Square when she sensed she was being watched as she walked back to her car.
Full article: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/705340763/Thieves-are-targeting-cameras.html
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Look at the photos today’s Tribune and Deseret News…
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Photog talking about shooting a BYU game. I guess he’s from California.
http://markjrebilas.com/blog/?p=6160#more-6160
Go Cougs!!
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This just in from the Trib’s Connie Coyne:
For those who did not see the photograph, it was shot from a distance with a long lens, meaning the photograph looked fuzzy.
From editor Nancy Conway:
“When we made the decision to go with this photo we were unaware of the father’s request not to run the photo or [...]
Letter to the editor, Deseret News-
Great photo on the front page (Aug. 19) of the helicopter rescue near St. George! Congratulations to the photographer, Lt. Cory Pulsipher of the Washington County Sheriff’s team.
Harlan Harrison
Provo
I found the photo online at Spectrum
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