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Albany 1989 group photo
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988. Jonathan Newton with Judy coach Judy Griesedieck.
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988
Gary Hanes, J. Bruce Baumann, David LaBelle and Judy Griesedieck
Faculty member Gary Haynes tries out the new Nikon 600 mm f4 lens that was brought to the workshop by Nikon.
Participant Rex Perry
Participant Christine Rucker talks over her story with faculty member Todd Buchanan.
Participant Christine Rucker.
Staff members at the resort the faculty stayed at put on a clogging show our last day of the workshop.
David LaBelle on houseboat during faculty dinner.
David LaBelle
J. Bruce Baumann and Gary Haynes.
Peter Tvarkunas with Canon, left, and J. Bruce Baumann.
Faculty members from left, Todd Buchanan, J. Bruce Baumann, Judy Greisedieck, Gary Haynes, David LaBelle, Mike Morse. Photo by Jeanie Adams
The lab had a “caption this” contest on the outside of the lab room – for fun. At Guffey’s dinner.
The lab had a “caption this” contest on the outside of the lab room – for fun.
The lab had a “caption this” contest on the outside of the lab room – for fun.
The lab had a “caption this” contest on the outside of the lab room – for fun. John Dunham and Tamara Voninski
Jeanie Adams, participant, talks with fellow participant Christine Rucker about her portfolio.
Mike Morse, workshops director, praises the lab staff and David LaBelle.
Mike Morse, workshops director, praises the lab staff and David LaBelle.
Bob Bruck holds up a cell phone antenna to try to get better reception as Mike Morse makes a call. This was the first year of using cell technology at the workshop.
Faculty member Gary Haynes with Nikon 600 f4.
Faculty member J. Bruce Baumann looks over contact sheets.
J. Bruce Baumann.
Locals put on a clogging show for staff and faculty on the last day.
Mike Morse leads the “labbie” meeting at the beginning of the workshop.
Faculty member Judy Griesedieck looks over contact sheets.
At the WKU workshop, Mike Maple of the Commercial Appeal streaks thru the deadline tape with his film as WKU volunteer labbie Barry Williams, left, holds the tape. Photo by Chris McKenney
Darkroom in Albany, Ky. 1988

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