We did look at about 10,000 digital photos that I have taken and store on dvd's. Ryan, who was not impressed with my lack of an organized filing system, picked a few to have printed to hang in his apartment. Here are some of the photos he liked:






Caption: The Highland Square area of Akron had the a scary movie showing at the Highland on Saturday, March 10, 2001.
Photographer: Robin Tinay Sallie
2 comments:
Robin,
I too, have been neglect in my archiving duties. My approach has been to keep looking ahead and with not much concern about the work I did in the past.
The pictures I've cherished the most have been pictures of my daughters growing up. Those I kept:) I think because that I did those for myself. All the photojournalism was for others.
You give me too much credit. You had a lot of talent and deserved to get into the journalism game.
We've both grew up and moved on.
I am now a subscriber to your blog. I'll also put you on my blog list.
Have a good week,
-- Cloth
wow, some really interesting series photos of that fire.
makes you think about how important our volunteer and paid firefighters are doesn't it?
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