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Greg Eans
Owensboro, Ky
Greg Eans is an award-winning photographer whose photographs have appeared in many publications across the globe. In his twenty years of experience as a photojournalist and photo editor in the United States he has produced work for and has been published in magazines and newspapers such as Time, People and USA Today and has been featured several times in MSNBC's Photos of the Week. He has also been a lecturer for the Southern Short Course in News Photography. He has won awards for his work photographing the flooding and devastation from Hurricane Floyd in Eastern North Carolina and the efforts to save animals in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Interests: astronomy, hiking, photography, backpacking, physics
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Greg Eans is an award-winning photographer whose...
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Oct 12, 2009
Links?
So how do I create links with Blogpress? Hmmm seems like there would be a way. -- From the road Continue reading
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Moto blog
Moto blog. How about that? I think we have a winner. -- From the road Continue reading
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What about a name
Ok, I need a name for this blog. I'm taking suggestions. -- From the road Continue reading
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Sunday times
Lazy Sunday. Time for a map. Dogs have the best ideas. I think I'll lay around and look at Facebook. -- From the road Continue reading
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Just me and Mayberry
Next week Mayberry and I will be holding down the fort. He has suggested we have a pizza party and I think that's a good idea. We have agreed on extra cheese and no onions. He has promised to get a job to help pay for it. -- From the road Continue reading
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The road microblog
I'm thinking this will work pretty for a blog from the road. -- From the road Continue reading
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Thanks Susan! I am glad you found this. It was a pleasure getting out there on your farm to shoot some pics. I had a great time and this was a story that I was really interested in. I hope the crop turns out great this year!
Greg
Commented Aug 24, 2009 on Burley tobacco at greenvillesky
Burley tobacco
I shot a story last week about a family in Stokes, NC that farms together during the summer and these are two of the photos that I liked out of the batch. The story was interesting because this particular family was growing burley tobacco - a practice that is rare in North Carolina but a few ...
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Oh, don't you know it. I can't believe I still have those sticks!
Commented Jul 29, 2009 on Bits of the past - The Last Pair at greenvillesky
Bits of the past - The Last Pair
I'm not sure how I wound up saving these - the last pair of drumsticks I used while playing in the marching band at Daviess County High School in Kentucky. That would be, let's see, many years ago. I remember going through quite a few rolls of electrician's tape back in those days - probabl...
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Thanks Wendy. I have forgotten where a lot of things are located in downtown Owensboro.
Commented Jul 19, 2009 on Bits of the past at greenvillesky
Bits of the past
I'm going to start a new project posting some old pics I recently pulled out of a shoe box in my attic. I added them to an album on my Facebook page but thought it would be good to have some of them here, too, with a little more information as to when they were taken, and where - and other detai...
He's coming along. I'll have to take a pic that actually shows how big he is...
Commented Jul 7, 2009 on Mayberry at greenvillesky
Mayberry
It's been almost a week since adopting Mayberry, a big 90 lb. Tennessee Walker Hound who is set in his ways. He's a cruelty case saved by the Humane Society and about 8-years old. He weighed 45 pounds when they rescued him - had to carry him out of a pen. They said nobody else was going to adop...
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