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- Tully
- I am a staff photojournalist at the Concord Monitor. I am a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and was a student at the Danish School of Journalism. Upon graduation, I worked at the Midland Daily News for nearly two years from 2008-2010.
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9 comments:
Great work Tully. I am looking forward to seeing part 3.
dude, tully, looks beautiful. you did a great job over there. keep it up, man. looking forward to the last installation.
Tully these kick butt man, nice job.
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John, these are gorgeous and emotional and wonderful. And I can not say how much I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE that this a story about hope and peace and healing in Haiti. WELL DONE, sir! :) Safe travels and shooting!
so wonderful... great work tully.
You guys always do fantastic work! Great job John and to everyone that helped get John in a position to take such incredible pictures.
I love love love how big the photo of the doctor holding the baby played. Definitely probably my favorite of the bunch. Also, the first bit of the story--about the prayer--holy crap. Neil showed it to me, and again, I was just blown away. Well done. Incredible and moving.
Nailed it!
Fantastic. Important work. Important stories. You should be proud of this body of work.
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