by TNSF | Aug 29, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 1, Issue 42
Clinchco This shot was taken right outside the Binns-Counts Community Center in Clinchco, VA. October in Appalachia is overwhelmingly vibrant, and along many roadside rivers like this one, the color spectrum is laid out over the bank, forest, and sky. (Click on the...
by TNSF | Aug 22, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 1, Issue 41
The Phobia Fear slides down your body, landing on your feet like concrete. Fear penetrates deeper and deeper into your fragile mind, impregnating every cell of your body. He makes your feet numb, He makes your hands tremble and doesn’t let you utter a single word....
by TNSF | Aug 15, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 1, Issue 40
Merry-go-round Even when still, these hand-carved animals are full of life. This carousel, which dates from 1906, is still in use. It’s been called “a piece of moving art,” which is apt. (Click on the image for a high-resolution version.) Pat Tompkins is an editor in...
by TNSF | Aug 8, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 1, Issue 39
In-camera double exposure. Photographer taking photographs of a photographer photographing. (Click on the image for a high-resolution version.) Brian Hayes is a photojournalist from Wichita, Kansas. When he’s not telling stories with his camera, he uses the same...
by TNSF | Jul 25, 2018 | Photography, Vol. 1, Issue 37
Storms that Helped me Leave, (somewhere south of Suffolk). I didn’t know I’d work in photography. I was a painter. A rebel. I didn’t fit in in the South. It took a long time for me to find my road, and now decades later, I guess I’m doing okay....
