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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
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II memento mondays: daughters try hand at photography
This Christmas was the one a new camera came onto the horizon. I'll be using it for work and for my blog. It's my first digital single-lens reflex camera and I'm looking forward to getting accustomed ...
Posted on 1/7/13 at 1:01 AM
NEW PLATEAUS Awe Candy
Sometimes we come across sights that get us to stop and appreciate what we are looking at. We call these eye candy. Then there are views that stop our movement, yet take us someplace new. Alan Taylor...
Posted on 12/4/12 at 8:32 AM
CUTE N' COMFY Day 7: Playing dress-up defines your style
For day 7 of the 30-30 Style Challenge, I wanted to try a new look with my bright red pants. I usually go for a comfy or girly look with these jeans, but I wanted to create a different style this tim...
Posted on 11/19/12 at 7:13 PM
NOT ALONE MOM NEW! Contributor and Featured Photographer
Not aLone Mom is happy to present Laura Rouse-DeVore - new monthly contributor as well as Featured Photographer! Laura is the proud mama of three boys! Her writing reflects that of a mother who truly ...
Posted on 11/9/12 at 12:16 PM
FACES OF THE BOOM: Photographer finds niche making rigs her focus 
North Dakota’s oil boom is allowing a Fargo woman to make a living doing what she loves. Renae Mitchell always had a passion for photography and decided to make it her profession in 2010.
By Amy Dalrymple , April 14, 2013
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THE LIST: MAYA trio... Art exhibit reception... Read Across America
The MAYA Trio will perform Sunday at North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks and Monday night in Mayville, N.D.
By Accent Staff Report , February 28, 2013
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Grand Forks wildlife photographer Hanson aims to capture more than images
Deborah Hanson once spent 2½ days watching a snowy owl west of Grand Forks and waiting for the perfect photo opportunity. She knew what she wanted — to capture the grace and beauty of the owl landing atop a utility pole — and when the bird finally cooperated, Hanson was there with camera in hand.
By Brad Dokken , February 10, 2013
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Photographer to visit UND Friday
Photographer Kyle Cassidy is visiting UND on Friday to present his ideas on visual storytelling and how the medium of photography has changed over the past decade.
By Herald Staff Report , February 06, 2013
Duluth photographer finds abundance of wildlife right in city limits
When Michael Furtman goes out to photograph wildlife, he usually doesn’t pack an overnight bag. The Duluth nature writer and photographer has taken most of his wildlife photos right in the city.
By Sam Cook , January 13, 2013
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Big and beautiful: Many expectant moms want photos
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Maternity photo shoots have gained popularity, the St. Cloud Times reported. Women are baring their bellies for artistic shots of their pregnant state. Some opt for traditional poses. Others are more daring, and want to be shot nude.
By Amy Bowen , January 12, 2013
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Visiting photographer known for images of ‘darkly comedic domestic bliss’
Julie Blackmon, best known for her photography series “Domestic Vacations,” will speak at 4:30 p.m. Thursday at the Paul E. Barr Memorial Lecture Room 227 in the UND Hughes Fine Arts Center.
October 15, 2012
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TALKIN' with DOKKEN: Top spots for photographing migrating geese
I recently saw an article about geese by the thousands in Manitoba. Being not a hunter but an avid photographer, where could I go to find these in North Dakota?
By Brad Dokken , October 14, 2012
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Deadline nearing to enter ND Governor’s Photo Contest
North Dakota’s amateur photographers have until Aug. 31 to submit entries for the ninth annual Governor’s Photo Contest held in partnership with Gov. Jack Dalrymple, North Dakota Tourism Division and AAA.
By Herald Staff Report , August 24, 2012
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Bayfield, Wis., photographer's photo goes viral
It’s an image that’s hard to look at without smiling. The photo has drawn the attention of thousands of people since being posted on Facebook last week. The story behind the photo is touching.
By John Lundy , August 06, 2012
Brother and sister bond over broken bones and photographs
For the past two years, Kasey Noll and Karter Holthusen have turned broken bones and dislocated joints into an opportunity for a little brother-sister bonding. Noll and Holthusen have both found an avenue for self-expression in the world of martial arts fighting.
By Nathan Hansen , July 01, 2012
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Work of wildlife photographer newest feature at Mayor's Choice Exhibit
Wildlife photographer Deborah Hanson, the current Mayor’s Choice Artist whose photos of western grebes, snowy owls and hummingbirds will hang in Grand Forks City Hall through mid-July, said she sometimes sits for hours to get the bird shots that she wants.
May 25, 2012
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Historical society opens N.D. grain elevator photo contest
On the prairies of North Dakota, the grain elevator is a familiar and classic landmark. Now, the State Historical Society of North Dakota has initiated a photo contest to gather images and information on grain elevators in North Dakota.
By Herald Staff Report , May 02, 2012
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N.D. group to hold grain elevator photo contest
The State Historical Society of North Dakota will soon launch a grain elevator photo contest, and the grand prize-winning photograph to be made into a poster for distribution across the state.
By Herald Staff Report , April 26, 2012
Image of a brother: Northwood man finds memories in Depression-era photo
Maybe you remember the picture and the unfinished story that went with it. More than 70 years ago, toward the end of the Great Depression and just before America entered World War II, famed American photographer John Vachon traveled through North Dakota, looking for images of what the country and its people were like at that great transitional time. On a sidewalk in a little Nelson County railroad town, he found a boy in a wagon.
By Chuck Haga , April 11, 2012
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