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White House News Photographers Association • March 2010







Contest Winners THE

EYES OF

Announced HISTORY

2010



2010



AWARDS GALA









Political News Photo Of The Year. Alex Wong, Getty Images, Untitled.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner testifies before the Joint Economic

Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, on Nov. 19, 2009.







The WHNPA Photo Exhibit of 1947

Portrait/Personality First Place. Charles Dharapak, Associated Press.

GADHAFI: Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is escorted by security person-

nel as he is driven away after a leaders group photo session at the G8

Summit in L'Aquila, Italy, Friday, July 10, 2009.









Presidential, First Place. Melina Mara, The Washington Post. Obama Prays

for the Dead: President Barack Obama listens to the song Amazing Grace

before speaking at III Corps & Fort Hood Memorial Ceremony at Fort

Hood, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2009 in Killeen, Texas.

See more contest results inside and

see all the winning entries at

www.whnpa.org/contest/eyes2010





Ollie Atkins and other WHNPA members pose for a poster to promote Spectators watch the still judging

the White House News Photographers Association Exhibit at the on Saturday, Feb. 13. Photo by

Statler Hotel, now the Capital Hilton, on K and 16th Streets, in 1947. Stephen Brown.

See member story on page 3.

|2

EYES OF

THE Still Photography

HISTORY

2010

Contest Winners

Photographer of the Year Domestic News

Chip Somodevilla Getty Images ① Jahi Chikwendiu The Washington Post Wasting Away: The Struggles

2010

Portrait/Personality of DC's Aids Nonprofits

② Chip Somodevilla Getty Images Untitled

① Charles Dharapak Associated Press Gadhafi ③ Andrew Harnik The Washington Examiner H1N1 Treatment

② Katie Falkenberg The Washington Times

AWARDS GALA

Moving Day AE Linda Davidson The Washington Post Vigil

③ Jim Watson AFP Army of One Andrew Harnik The Washington Examiner Daddy's Girl

AE Jason Reed Reuters Pensive Ben Astrid Riecken The Washington Times Shooting

David Gilkey NPR Untitled Melina Mara The Washington Post The Vunerable Illegal

Andrea Bruce The Washington Post Untitled

David Burnett Untitled International News

Michael Williamson The Washington Post Tent Man ① David Gilkey NPR Untitled

Pictorial ② Louie Palu ZUMA Press for The Toronto Star Dead

③ Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post Chalkline

① Jim Lo Scalzo Freelance Twilight On Siesta Key AE David Gilkey NPR Untitled

② Jahi Chikwendiu The Washington Post Pride of the Fatherland Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post Violence

③ Michael Williamson The Washington Post Wasp on Doll Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post Vigilantism

AE David Gilkey NPR Untitled

Michael Williamson The Washington Post Billboard Hut Picture Story/Politics

David Gilkey NPR Untitled ① Chip Somodevilla Getty Images The Battle for Healthcare in

Ricky Carioti The Washington Post Untitled Washington

Carol Guzy The Washington Post Snow ② Melissa Golden Freelance for PARADE Magazine Madam Secretary

Feature ③ Jahi Chikwendiu The Washington Post Pride of the Fatherland

AE Jim Watson AFP We Love You Back

① Jason Reed Reuters Solar Powered Protection Olivier Douliery ABACA for TIME First Class

② Katie Falkenberg The Washington Times Endangered Heritage

Picture Story/Feature

③ Michael Williamson The Washington Post Bin Boy

AE Alexis C. Glenn UPI American Belle Kiss ① Linda Davidson The Washington Post Other Half

Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post Prostitutes ② Andrea Bruce The Washington Post Iraq's Marsh Arabs: Displaced

Mary F. Calvert The Washington Times Collateral Damage by Drought

Bill O'Leary The Washington Post Preparations ③ David Gilkey NPR "America's Battalion"

In Afghanistan

Sports Action AE Richard A. Lipski The Washington Post Spoiled Rotten

① Ricky Carioti The Washington Post Almost Linda Davidson The Washington Post Broken Heartland

② Richard A. Lipski The Washington Post Safe at Home

Picture Story/News

③ Allison Shelley The Washington Times Determination

AE Richard A. Lipski The Washington Post Up and Over ① Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post In Mexico's War on Drugs,

John McDonnell The Washington Post Tripping Battle Lines Are Drawn in

Chalk

Sports Feature/Reaction ② Jahi Chikwendiu The Washington Post Wasting Away: The Struggles

① Richard A. Lipski The Washington Post Finish Line of DC's Aids Nonprofits

② Doug Mills The New York Times Not Tiger's Day ③ Katie Falkenberg The Washington Times The Human Toll: Mountaintop

③ Toni L. Sandys The Washington Post I Can Do It Removal In Appalachia

AE Toni L. Sandys The Washington Post Season End AE Jahi Chikwendiu The Washington Post Lives of Desperation in a Land

Jim Watson AFP Fan Love of Plenty

Presidential Picture Story/Sports

① Melina Mara The Washington Post Obama Prays for the Dead ① Richard A. Lipski The Washington Post Virginia State Finals

② Gerald Herbert Associated Press Meeting of Minds ② Sarah L. Voisin The Washington Post Looking for a Home Run

③ Stephen Crowley The New York Times Arrival ③ Michael Williamson The Washington Post Rasslin' School

AE Charles Dharapak Associated Press Rainy Remembrance

Pablo Martinez Monsivais The Associated Press Section 60 Political Portfolio

Jim Watson AFP Untitled ① Chip Somodevilla Getty Images

Saul Loeb AFP Dover ② Melina Mara The Washington Post

Insiders Washington ③ Jason Reed Reuters



① Chip Somodevilla Getty Images Untitled Portfolio

② Olivier Douliery ABACA/MCT End of an Era ① Katie Falkenberg The Washington Times

③ Khue Bui Contributing for Newsweek Rahm Call ② Chip Somodevilla Getty Images

AE Bill Clark Roll Call Friday The 13th ③ David Gilkey NPR

David Gilkey NPR Untitled

Katie Falkenberg The Washington Times Hula Political Photo of the Year

Alex Wong Getty Images Untitled

On Capitol Hill

① Brendan Smialowski Freelance for Getty Images Hearing Frames

② Larry Downing Reuters Lost Friend

③ Astrid Riecken The Washington Times Paid 2 Wait

AE Alex Wong

Melina Mara

Getty Images

The Washington Post

Untitled

Joe Wilson Shouts "You Lie!"

WHNPA Awards Gala i May 15, 2010

Doug Mills The New York Times Ted Kennedy

Bill Clark Roll Call Nancys The Gala is a wonderful evening of honoring our award winners,

Melina Mara The Washington Post Who Is The Right Speaker? catching up with friends, and enjoying great entertainment and

food at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.





The still

judging.

Photo by

Stephen

Brown.









Still Judges Melissa Farlow, Tom Kennedy and

Stephen Katz look at contact sheets for some

of the News Picture Story entries on Sunday, David Wright talks to still contest chair

Feb. 14, 2010 during the 2010 Eyes of History Chip Somodevilla. Photo: Mauricio Please Keep Your

judging at National Geographic. Photo by Rubio Jr. Contact Info Current

Mauricio Rubio Jr.

heidi@whnpa.org

The Report | 3

WHNPA Member Ollie Atkins

By Dennis Brack



Most people know photographer Ollie tears hugging her father is an iconic and The Saturday Evening Post was right at the

Atkins as the official White House important look at the Nixon White House top of that market. Atkins became the

Photographer for the Richard Nixon White years. There is another Ollie Atkins White Washington correspondent and photographer

House years. There are mixed reviews of House photograph that has a place in history: for the Saturday Evening Post. The magazine

Ollie’s performance in documenting the Nixon President Nixon with Elvis Presley in the opened doors for reportage of Presidents

administration. The official White House pho- Oval Office. Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, newsmakers

tographers take their president as they find The Nixon years aside, Ollie Atkins was like Secretary John Foster Dulles, and of

him or her. Some presidents are great for their a heavy hitter as a photographer in Washington, course, Senator Richard Nixon.

official photographers; some like Richard DC. After graduating from the University of Atkins contributed his time and talent to

Nixon and Jimmy Carter are not. Ollie Atkins Alabama, Atkins became a staff photographer the White House News Photographers

made his best photographs as a presidential for The Birmingham Post. In 1940 Atkins Association. He was the treasurer of the

photographer on the last night of his job. On came to Washington to work for the Washington WHNPA in 1949 and president of our organi-

the evening that President Nixon told his fam- Daily News. In 1942 he joined the American zation in 1964 and 1965.

ily about his decision to resign, Atkins was Red Cross and covered the invasions of Sicily, *The Final Days. Woodward and Bernstein

called to the residence. The First Lady said Southern Italy, France and Germany.

that this was not the time for photographs, but What different times for photographers.

the president asked Ollie to “take a few The large picture magazines Life, Colliers,

shots”* The photograph of Julie Nixon in Look, were the kings of the media market and









Akins inspects a freshly developed roll of film in a

darkroom while on assignment for the Red Cross in

North Africa.

The date that Elvis showed up at the White House

was December 21, 1970. Ollie Atkins at National Archives.









Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg visit Stills Country.

While Tom Hanks was touring the White House for a private screening of their HBO

House in 2004, he found that we did not have a series The Pacific.

coffee machine. A few weeks later a Pony Greg Robertson, a major fan of the machine,

Espresso Model T coffeemaker arrived for the related that he had carefully boxed the coffee-

White House press corps as a gift from Tom maker, stored it, and returned it when the press

Hanks. Recently, late in the afternoon well after area underwent the major remodeling project.

a lid was called, Tom Hanks dropped in the Hanks was pleased that we like his gift.

White House presswork area to show

his friends Steven Spielberg and Kate

Capshaw his gift. A sleepy work area

went from zero to sixty in seconds

and everyone flocked around the

celebrities who were at the White



Tom Hanks takes a photograph of his

coffeemaker gift on his iphone while

Greg Robertson, Rita Wilson, (Tom

Atkins won the WHNPA Grand Award in 1943 with Hank's wife) and Steven Spielberg

the photograph, “Zoot Suiter.” The photograph stand in hall of the press area. On the

created quite a controversy because many people right Peter Morris records the event.

believed that it was too sexy to be reproduced. Photo: Alex Brandon

THE

EYES OF Video Photography

HISTORY

2010 Contest Winners

Video Photographer of the Year P-7 Magazine Feature

Bethany Swain CNN ① Dan Sweetapple Australian Broad- American Emergency

2010

P-1 Spot News casting Corporation

② Dia Baker ITN Mr. President Please Help Us

① John Frame WTTG Political Pileup ③ Peter Murtaugh Freelance BBC California Budget

② Bethany Swain CNN

AWARDS GALA

Playing with Fire

P-8 Documentary

③ Brian Hopkins WJLA Baby Thru a Window

P-2 General News ① Levent “Louie” Eroglu Australian Broad- Detroit

casting Corporation

① Jason Smith WTTG AIG Reactions ② Peter Murtaugh Freelance BBC Ethical Man

② Bethany Swain CNN Fire on the Mountain ③ David Ewing Bayside Productions Ted Flicker

③ Brian Hopkins WJLA Mural

P-9 Sports

P-3 Day Feature ① Chip Baysden WTTG - Chess

① Bethany Swain CNN Men in Trees ② Garrett Hubbard usatoday.com Veterans Golden Age Games

② Doug Wilkes WTTG Dead Bee Dog ③ Jim MacDonald CTV Alex Ovechkin

③ Pierre Kattar washingtonpost.com Flight of the Commuter

P-10 Political

P-4 News Feature ① Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com Fish and Politics

① Lance Ing WTTG Honor Flight ② Jim MacDonald CTV Hagerstown Town Hall

② Levent “Louie” Eroglu Australian Broad- Vegas ③ Bethany Swain CNN Relics of a U.S. Icon

casting Corporation

③ Pierre Kattar washingtonpost.com “Thriller” in Freedom Plaza P-11 Lighting

P-5 Feature ① Walter Crawford WJLA Lighting Composite



① Alexandra Garcia washingtonpost.com Scene In: U Street P-12 White House

② Jason Smith WTTG Historic Church Organ ① Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com Attempting a “Salahi”

③ Dan Sweetapple Australian Broad- Windpower ② Doug Wilkes WTTG Pentagon Memorial

casting Corporation

HM Brian Hopkins WJLA U.S. Flag Day P-13 Network

HM Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com A Great Grandmother’s Love ① Mark Rabbage BBC Marine Training

P-6 News Special Reports/ Features ② Dai Baker ITN Arizona Smugglers

③ Peter Morris CNN The Abadir School

① Bethany Swain CNN In Focus Series

P-14 Audio (field)

② Garrett Hubbard usatoday.com 24 Hours in the ER: Health Care’s

Front Lines ① Lance Ing WTTG Automotive X

③ Alexandra Garcia washingtonpost.com Scene In ② Alexandra Garcia washingtonpost.com Scene In: Duke Ellington

③ Brian Hopkins WJLA U.S. Flag





Snow Angels in front

of the White House









TV Contest co-chair Doug Wilkes, right, gives TV Contest committee members Joni Mazer Field

instructions to TV Photography judges Steve and Marty Doane, left, cue up another entry for

Sweitzer, Anne Herbst and Michael Thorne during editing judges. Photos by Stephen Brown

Pablo Martinez Monsivais making a Snow Angel

judging on Feb. 13, at National Geographic in

at the White House during the blizzard. Photo by

Washington DC. Follow whnpa on twitter—www.twitter.com/whnpa Yuri Gurpas



Yan Zhang Returns to China WHNPA members discuss their coverage of Obama's

Like the Pandas the Chinese only share their first year in the White House

great treasures with us for a brief time. Yan

One year to the day that WHNPA members froze on the Inauguration stands at the US

Zhang, the staff photographer for Xinhua News

Capitol, fought the crowds on the Pennsylvania Avenue parade and Inaugural balls WHNPA and

Agency, has finished her tour of duty in the USA

the National Press Club held a well attended panel discussion on the photographic coverage of

and has returned to Beijing. Yan would love to

the first year of the Obama administration. The panel members were: Steve Crowley, The New

hear from her

York Times, Brooks Kraft, Time, Jim Long, NBC, and Charles Dharapak, Associated Press.

WHNPA friends:

nzhang_dc@

yahoo.com



In Beijing, Yan

Zhang stands in

front of her prize-

winning photo

story on President

Obama's first year

as President of the

United States.

The Report | 5

THE

EYES OF Video Editing

HISTORY

2010 Contest Winners

Video Editor of the Year E-6 Editing Long Form

Chris Shlemon ITN 2010 ① Chris Shlemon ITN Carbon Capture

E-1 Spot News ② Charles MacDonald National Geographic Channel Drain the Ocean

③ Bill McKenna BBC Lehman Collapse

① Bethany Swain CNN Playing with Fire HM Ed Eaves NBC News Bobby Parker: The Man Who

② Brian Hopkins WJLA AWARDS GALA Holocaust Museum Shooting Rocked the Blues

③ Martin Doane WJLA Apple Store

E-7 Magazine Feature

E-2 General News ① Chris Shlemon ITN Operation Panther’s Claw

① Bethany Swain CNN Fire on the Mountain ② Bill McKenna BBC Dark Days at Abu Ghraib

② Lance Ing WTTG Extraordinary Disservice ③ Peter Murtaugh Freelance BBC Obama’s America

③ Bill McKenna BBC Economic Woes

E-8 Documentary

HM Martin Doane WJLA Donations

HM Kimberlee Shaffir CBS News Obama Beijing ① Charles MacDonald National Geographic Channel Hooked Monster Fish

E-3 Day Feature ② David Ewing Bayside Productions Ted Flicker



① Bethany Swain CNN Men in Trees E-9 Sports

② Dan Sweetapple Australian Broad- Fort Campbell ① Chip Baysden WTTG - Chess

casting Corporation ② Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com Racing Against the Odds

③ Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com Returning Rails ③ Lance Ing WTTG A Good Buzz

HM Jonathan Austin CTV DC Sniper

HM Lance Ing WTTG Passion for Pinball E-10 Presidential / Political

E-4 News Feature ① Bill McKenna BBC Obama and the Pentagon

② Whitney Shefte washingtonpost.com Fish and Politics

① Chris Shlemon ITN The Legend of Goldman Sachs

E-11 Audio (production)

② Bill McKenna BBC Jerry and Stonewall Inn

③ Joni Mazer Field Freelance BBC Bend, Oregon Economy ① Charles MacDonald National Geographic Channel America Before Columbus

HM Clyde Arrington ABC News U.S. Marshals ② Alexandra Garcia washingtonpost.com Scene In: Duke Ellington

HM Pierre Kattar washingtonpost.com A Middle Class Family Dilemma ③ Ed Eaves NBC News Blue Angels

HM Lance Ing WTTG Automotive X

E-5 Editing Short Form HM John Poole NPR Project Song: Chris Walla &

① Ed Eaves NBC News Airline Baggage J. Robbins Create Mercury

② Alexandra Garcia washingtonpost.com Scene In: Duke Ellington

E-12 Promotional

③ Bill McKenna BBC First Artist on Another Planet

HM Brian Hopkins WJLA U.S. Flag Day ① Charles MacDonald National Geographic Channel Inside State

HM Jason Smith WTTG Historic Church Organ









WHNPA at Dulles International Airport.

"Washington DC Through Our Eyes"

Travelers to and from Washington will

have an opportunity to view a major exhibi-

tion by The White House News Photographer

Association. Forty-four photographs with

photographer's credit are now on display in

the halls of the C-Gates of the AeroTrain

System. These gates support United Airlines

and various foreign airlines serving Dulles.

Michael Horan stands in front of one of The photographs in this exhibit will rotate so

the photographs that he made which other photographs from WHNPA members

was selected for the Dulles Exhibition will be seen in the exhibition. Members will

recall the solicitation for images for this

exhibit by Heidi Elswick. Members should

Larry Downing Lights Up Times Square thank WHNPA president, John Harrington,

Tara Hamilton, Public Affairs Manager, and

Margaret Bishop, the exhibit project manager,

Larry Downing won

the Multimedia

Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority

Storytelling of the for this exhibition.

Year award for Those

Left Behind: The

Legacy of Arlington’s

'Section 60' from the

Society of American

Business Editors and

Writers (SABEW)









whnpa blog

blog.whnpa.org or blog.whnpa.org/mobile

The Report | 6

An Authorized Dealer of Canon, Nikon, Leica, & Much More

|7

THE

EYES OF New Media, Multimedia

HISTORY

2010 Contest Winners

Best Use of Photography and Audio (natural sound)

① “America’s Battalion” in Afghanistan NPR Produced and photographed by David Gilkey, Audio editing by Laura Krantz, Jim Wildman, Senior

Supervising Producer: Keith Jenkins

② For Army Medevacs, Hearts and Minds are No Cliché

2010 NPR Produced and photographed by David Gilkey, Audio editing by Laura Krantz, Chris Berry , Senior

Supervising Producer: Keith Jenkins

③ Fight Night militarytimes Photos and production by Chris Maddaloni, Army Times

AE Step Afrika amandalucidon Photography, Audio and Production by Amanda Lucidon

AWARDS GALA

Best Use of Photography and Audio (with narration)

① No Man’s Land NPR Produced and photographed by David Gilkey, Reported and narrated by Eric Westervelt, Senior

Supervising Producer: Keith Jenkins

② Horse Race Evokes Genghis Khan NPR Produced by Coburn Dukehart, Photography by Ariana Lindquist, Reported by Louisa Lim, Senior

Supervising Producer: Keith Jenkins

③ From the South Lawn, A Sweet Smell of Honey nytimes Produced by Elisabeth Goodridge, Photography by Doug Mills, Edited by David Scull

AE Unsettled in Tene NPR Produced and photographed by David Gilkey, Reported and narrated by Eric Westervelt, Senior

Supervising Producer: Keith Jenkins

Best Multimedia Package – Simple

① Scene In washingtonpost Interactive by Alexandra Garcia, Kat Downs, Noel Smart

② The Battle of Wanat washingtonpost By: Ben de la Cruz, Kat Downs, Liz Heron, Greg Jaffe, Laris Karklis, Jason Ukman, Pierre Kattar and

Francine Uenuma

③ Dog Days in DC jimloscalzo.com By: James Lo Scalzo

Best Multimedia Package – In Depth

① Killer Blue: Baptized by Fire AP Evan Vucci, Maya Alleruzzo, Rick Bowmer, Matt Ford, Submitted by: Greg Henderson

② Times of Crisis reuters/mediastorm Jim Bourg, Project concept and direction by Ayperi Karabuda Ecer and Jassim Ahmad

③ ‘Fatal Flights: A Perilous Rush to Profit’ washingtonpost ‘Trooper 2’s Last Flight’ video producer: Akira Hakuta, Reporting: Gil Gaul, Mary Pat Flaherty, Jenna

Johnson, Supervising Video Editor: Ben de la Cruz, Graphics: Kat Downs, Jacqueline Kazil, Lauren

Keane, Sarah Fitzpatrick, Kate Napier, Laris Karklis, Investigations Editor: Jeff Leen, Investigative

Projects Web Editor: Lauren Keane, Voiceover: Francine Uenuma

AE Traveling Down the Amazon Road NPR Photographer: John Poole, Reporter: Lourdes Garcia-Navarro, Multimedia Producers: Keith Jenkins,

Katie Hayes; Designer: Nelson Hsu, Alyson Hurt; Editor: Chuck Holmes, Radio Editor: Didrik Schanche

Best Multimedia Innovation

① Scene In washingtonpost Interactive by: Alexandra Garcia, Kat Downs, Noel Smart, Videos by Alexandra Garcia, Commenting

feature by Jesse Foltz, Steven King, Lee Trout

② Kurlwich on Science NPR Supervising Producers for NPR: Robert Krulwich and Vikki Valentine. Ants that Count, Robert

Krulwich, Jason Orfanon, Vikki Valentine, Allison Richards. The Crow Paradox, Robert Krulwich,

Jason Orfanon, Alison Richards, Vikki Valentine. Flu Attack! Robert Krulwich, Jason Orfanon, David

Bolinsky, Alison Richards, Vikki Valentine

③ Fight Night militarytimes Photos and production by Chris Maddaloni, Army Times

AE Ghosts in the Hollow jimloscalzo.com By: Jim Lo Scalzo







Member News New Media judges

from left, Meredith

Birkett, Pamela Chen

New WHNPA Members and Bruce Strong

Please welcome your colleagues into watch entries at the

WHNPA membership: judging on Feb 13th.

rt. New Media con-

Charlotte Richardson, Claire O'Neill,

test chair Pierre

Matt Ford, Marc Allard, Perry Bindelglass,

Kattar runs the pro-

Jenna Isaacson-Pfueller, Luke Sharrett, gram.

Nikki Valentine, Heather Murphy and

Shealah Craighead





Some Sad News to report

Longtime WHNPA member, Harry Davis

of NBC-TV, Wash. DC, recently passed away

at age 62. Davis was a 28 year veteran of

Channel 4; the founder of Teen TV, a program

that mentored inner city youth about televi-

sion production and other community projects

and was a NASCAR dad.



Walt Crawford passed away February

Archer Rene Somodevilla almost made it 14th. He had just won a 1st place in lighting.

to the hospital for his birth at 12:08 AM Leighton Mark retires Walt worked for ABC 7 for 28 years. He was

Sunday morning November 21st. The corner a terrific friend and this is a big loss.

Leighton Mark shown as one of the pho-

of Connecticut Avenue and Ordway seemed tographers covering a hearing with Don Regan.

as good a place as any much to the consterna- In this photograph, Leighton was a staff pho-

tion of parents, Chip and Gina. A perfect but tographer for UPI.

interesting birth (8 pounds 5 ounces) and a Leighton became a photo editor for the

story that will be told many times in the Associated Press. Recently Leighton retired

Somodevilla family. and has moved to Kansas City. He would love Walt Crawford at the

to keep in touch. Leighton.mark@mac.com 2008 WHNPA gala.

If you have member news or images please Photo: Brian Hopkins,

contact: dennis@dennisbrack.com

White House News Photographers Association

7119 Ben Franklin Station

Washington, DC 20044-7119

www.whnpa.org





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May









The Report | 8

WHNPA Members Cover the Haiti Earthquake Story

Win McNamme, Paul Richards, Carol Guzy, Nikki Kahn, Gerald Herbert, Charles

Ommanney, Brendan Smlalowski, Alison Sheely, Astrid Riecken, Shaw Thew, Jin Greene,

Don Lee, Peter Morris are just a few of the many WHNPA members who covered the

Haiti Earthquake story.









From left to right, Damon Winter, New York Times; Gerald Herbert in Haiti. Nikki Kahn at

David Gilkey, NPR; Joe Raedle, Getty Images; and Photograph by Carol work. Photograph

Carolyn Cole, Los Angeles Times. Photo: Nikki Kahn. Guzy. by Damon Winter/

New York Times.

Washington Times Photographic Staff Tribute Shawn Thew steps

carefully on the diesel

fuel and oil covered

containers at

Wharf Jeremie.



By Linda Epstein Photo by H. Darr Beiser

Upon hearing that the Times photo staff was laid off, I decided to host a party—

thinking a party at someone's house would be a whole lot cheaper than having it at a

bar and more intimate. So the invites went out via Facebook and email and a whole

buncha people descended on my house Jan 8. Everyone brought food and drink. It was

awesome!

We wanted a picture of the final staff at the Times and then a photo of everyone at

the party who had ever worked at the Times. Kind of impressive to see the talent that's

come out of that place. Many former Times-ers sent messages via the Facebook event

page. It was very touching.



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