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STAFF BLOG EVERYTHING ELSE Josie's Corner Cafe in black-and-white - Am I cheating here?
I continue to explore a new approach on some of my black-and-white photos, giving my pics a "hard," even unnatural, appearance in processing. Here's another example of that approach; and another; and ...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 10:34 AM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES 5th Annual Historic Bridge Weekend Coming to Iowa
Each year since 2009, the Historic Bridge Weekend Conference has taken place in August or September, and each year, it has drawn in more people who are experts in historic bridges, preservation or h...
Posted on 4/2/13 at 3:59 PM
LIKE A FISH OUT OF FARGO How To Remove Photos Someone Else Posted To Yelp Or TripAdvisor Without Your Permission
This past week, I was surprised to find two of my original photos posted on TripAdvisor's website. They were uploaded as the main images for both both Fargo locations of Extreme Pita and Lakes Country...
Posted on 3/23/13 at 11:33 AM
STAFF BLOG AWAY FROM HOME Away From Home: February 21, 2013
Who: Sally Williams, Pelican Rapids, Minn. What: Polar bears sparring near Churchill, Manitoba, Canada When: Oct. 31, 2012 Distance from Fargo: 830 miles ...
Posted on 2/21/13 at 9:03 AM
RED RIVER KART CLUB Valley City Photos Posted
Here are the photos of the kart races in Valley City on Saturday. Thanks to Steven Olson of Stevenator Photography. ...
Posted on 2/17/13 at 11:04 PM
Pregame show: Behind the scenes of the Fargodome's conversion to football
Fans at today's Bison homecoming game may be there for about four hours.
But it took up to 150 hours to prepare the Fargodome for the roughly 19,000 fans.
By Carrie Snyder , October 02, 2010
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Scheel's view: Tough guy’s photos reveal a softer side 
Fred B. Scheel was tough.
He was physically fit and “tough mentally,” says Mark Strand, a friend of Scheel and the chairman of mass communication at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
By J. Shane Mercer , September 18, 2010
Fargo Parks announces photo contest winners
The Fargo Park District Community Photo Contest, held this summer in conjunction with the district’s 100-year anniversary, encouraged participants to take photos at a Fargo park or facility.
By Forum staff reports , September 12, 2010
Weekend Watch: Wayne Gudmundson
Today
Known for his black-and-white photographs of North Dakota landscapes, Wayne Gudmundson throws a couple of curves with his new show, “Terrain of Error.”
September 09, 2010
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Portraits: Fiddlin’ Friendzy
A little bit of pickin’ brings a lot of grinnin’ to fans of the old-time fiddle group known in the area as the “Fiddlin’ Friendzy.”
By David Samson , September 06, 2010
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Photographers look for niche in Fargo-Moorhead area
In the middle of labor, her belly swollen with twins and her mind filled with the knowledge that her babies are on their way, Erin Froslie glanced up at her husband, Dean. The love between them was palpable.
By Tracy Frank , September 04, 2010
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Tamarac photo contest deadline is Sept. 10
DETROIT LAKES, Minn. – Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge here is sponsoring its annual photo contest. Deadline for entries is Sept. 10.
September 03, 2010
Cultural center seeks local photos for show
NEW YORK MILLS, Minn. – The Regional Cultural Center here is seeking photos of any size taken in the past 12 months for the “Sense of Place” show that runs Sept. 1 through Oct. 9.
By Forum staff reports , August 25, 2010
Weekend Watch: Dan Francis and Deb Wallwork receptions
Saturday and SundayTwo photographers. Two different shows at two different locations. Two distinct visions. One similar point of focus.
August 19, 2010
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Photos open views into pasts of Clay County and Ellis Island
As a young British war bride, Esther “Betts” Henry traveled by boat across the Atlantic Ocean in 1946, settling in Downer, Minn., to make a new life with her husband, Lamont Henry, an American soldier who met Betts and married her in Liverpool, England.
By Sherri Keaton , August 09, 2010
Portraits: Aaron Tacke
The most common question strangers ask Aaron Tacke when they see his custom-made tall bike: “How do you get on it?”
By Dave Wallis , August 02, 2010
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Portraits: Jesse Hoorelbeke
Baseball is more than batting and fielding for RedHawks’ first baseman Jesse Hoorelbeke.
By Carrie Snyder , July 12, 2010
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Minnesota seen through photographer’s lens
New Hope man travels state for booksDETROIT LAKES, Minn. – It’s a history-lovers dream job: Travel around Minnesota photographing unique lake cabins … or historic courthouses … or rural churches ... how about schoolhouses? Or barns?
By Nathan Bowe, Forum Communications Co. , June 10, 2010
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Korean War photos and lecture
SaturdayThe Korean War is often called “The Forgotten War,” but for the 480,000 American troops who served, it was all too real as more than 36,000 Americans died.
By John Lamb , May 27, 2010
Weekend Watch: Korean War photos and lecture
SaturdayThe Korean War is often called “The Forgotten War,” but for the 480,000 American troops who served, it was all too real as more than 36,000 Americans died.
By John Lamb , May 27, 2010
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