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The Citadel
Like toy soldiers, cadets march across the courtyard of their barracks at the Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina.
Hands of Time
Steve Hill, a member of the First Congregational Church of Windham Center, CT repaired the four faces of his church's clock and fixed it's mechanism which had been broken for years as a gesture of thanks to the church. Hill is a reformed drug…
Beirut, Old Glory and Aftermath
Beirut, Lebanon. Oct. 1983. Tied to a battered stanchion, Old Glory still flies over the wreckage that was once the marine compound as rescue workers dig for the dead.
The Legs Have It
Woman legs are visible on the side of a van. She has stopped the traffic behind her.
Disease, Droughts and Despair
A one-year-old child named Kenobush, badly malnourished and infected by scabies, waits in the village of Arbaya. Flies, attracted to the moist areas of his body, may carry more disease.
The Big Push
On a morning swimming trip the summer camp bus broke down, so the campers hopped out and pushed it to a gas station on route 1.
Drowning in a Sea of Leaves
Photo came about as part of an agriculture feature on the strawberry crop. I went out to a u-pick field and found this boy up to his ears in strawberry leaves. He and another boy were hiding from one another during an all-out berry fight.
