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- Man. I am going to miss this, Salt City 50 and UNPA. Triple bummer. I hope someone is willing to setup a Skype for me! Real talk!
— Patrick Smith on DIGITALFEST 2010, September 16th & 17th - I can’t believe it, never thought the DN would do this! Best to all of you and good luck to those who are on the road seeking a new path, may there be light at the end of the dark tunnel!
— Garry Bryant on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - I gotta tell you, taking away gear, cameras and phones then escorting former employees off site who were “part of the family” is pretty disgusting behavior.
— Bryan William Jones on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - For what it’s worth…You are all such accomplished photojournalists and have done great work. There is no doubt that you will continue to do great work in the next chapter of life, whatever it may be. Good luck.
— Barton Glasser on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - Such sad news. My heart goes out to all who lost their jobs.
— T.J. Kirkpatrick on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - Best wishes for the future.
— Mark Johnston on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - This is horrible. So sorry for those that have lost jobs today.
— Bryan William Jones on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - My heart goes out to everyone! Terrible.
— Patrick Smith on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - A very, very, very sad day. Our hearts go out to all of our dear colleagues who have lost their jobs today.
— Scott Sommerdorf on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - Such a depressing day for the all of us to lose our colleagues. Hoping for the best for all of them.
— ashley detrick on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News -
— Erin Hooley on 43% of Staff Cut at Deseret News - All those citizen journalists workin’ hard
— Erik Daenitz on Media Parking Only - Nice work Mark. Sorry I didn’t introduce myself – ‘was in a bit of a panic about rosters, etc. Maybe was a bit worried about being rusty too.
— Scott Sommerdorf on More Lone Peak - Match these to those in the order of your choosing: The good, the bad, the ugly. Canon Mark II, Canon Mark IV, Nikon D3s.
— Trent Nelson on Trent as the photo road warrior - I know I’ve only met a couple people. Could I still come?
— Paul Macally on UNPA Annual Party, September 12th!
- Man. I am going to miss this, Salt City 50 and UNPA. Triple bummer. I hope someone is willing to setup a Skype for me! Real talk!
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244 New Art Director at the Trib- 225 Summit County Fair
- 210 Right Now: Foul Ball
- 197 the day they overturned prop 8
- 163 Pogopalooza
- 150 Somewhere
- 143 Artist Ed Trask
- 135 The Freak Show
- 132 Trent as the photo road warrio...
- 120 Clean up
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Author Archives: T.J. Kirkpatrick
God’s Square Mile
This isn’t exactly Utah, but maybe a few of you all will get a kick out of it. I spent a couple days in Ocean Grove, N.J., also known as “God’s Square Mile”. It’s a neat little ocean town that … Continue reading
thanks coach…
for turning what would have been a nice action shot at home plate in to a mediocre butt shot: But at least there was some interesting light to play with: (From the 4A state softball championship) Continue reading
chalk it up
Remember when you were kid, using chalk to draw stick figure cats on your driveway? I guarantee these drawings are better. More on the blog. Continue reading
secret uncovered!
Mike Terry moonlights, or maybe afternoons, as a high school baseball player: Continue reading
stooping
I shot this a little while back, don’t think I put it up here. I passed by a yard sale while biking around on a sunny day off some weeks ago, but what caught my eye were the beards of … Continue reading
Mike breaks like the wind
…or it was just really, really windy at our baseball game. I’m still shaking dust out of my hair. Continue reading
Wait, is that…
…is that Walter Peck? or just some guy who saw the movie and wanted to look exactly like him? Continue reading
Wrong answer
When I was in fourth grade, I remember not participating in a geography bee. I remember disliking geography quite a bit. Following on Mr. Smith’s post, here’s my own view of the geo bee in the beehive. A few more … Continue reading