Archive for Photojournalism
Unreasonable behavior
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Back in the 1980s and 90s, I covered a number of air shows, often going along for the ride as in this WWII-era T-6 “Texan” — where I even managed to grab a self-portrait during a barrel roll. I remember the pilot telling me during the parachute drill that my cue to bail out would be if I saw him depart. Somehow, that seemed reasonable at the time. I found this print while looking for a Joe Paterno picture yesterday and hope to post more from the print archives soon. All photos © Jim MacMillan: jim@jimmacmillan.com • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Google+ • Linkedin • Skype • AOL IM • Mobile 215.882.4765 • SMS
Joe Paterno, 1926-2012
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It took some digging, but I just found this Joe Paterno photo — c.1989 — in a print box in my basement. Even then, I remember a sense of amazement while photographing same coach I had watched on television when I was a kid. ©Jim MacMillan: jim@jimmacmillan.com • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Google+ • Linkedin • Skype • AOL IM • Mobile 215.882.4765 • SMS
Arubahenge
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I paused to watch the sunset with these seagulls in Aruba recently. ©2012 – All photos by Jim MacMillan: jim@jimmacmillan.com • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Google+ • Linkedin • Skype • AOL IM • Mobile 215.882.4765 • SMS
City squall
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I caught this brief but powerful snow squall on Spruce Street in Philadelphia last month. ©2011 – All photos by Jim MacMillan: jim@jimmacmillan.com • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Google+ • Linkedin • Skype • AOL IM • Mobile 215.882.4765 • SMS
Jobs memorial
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I grabbed this photo at the Apple store on Walnut Street in Philadelphia after Steve Jobs died in October.
©2011 – All photos by Jim MacMillan: jim@jimmacmillan.com • Blog • Twitter • Facebook • Google+ • Linkedin • Skype • AOL IM • Mobile 215.882.4765 • SMS
