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St. Joseph, Michigan

April 4, 2012

Since moving back to South Bend, I’ve made a couple trips up to Silver Beach in St. Joseph, Mich. This was thanks in part to the unseasonably warm weather we’ve had. Also, the town is one of my favorite places on earth.

St. Joseph, Michigan
St. Joseph, Michigan
St. Joseph, Michigan

Filed Under: TravelTagged With: Black and White, Film, Holga

Julia Frick

April 4, 2012

A couple weeks back, I photographed Julia Frick, a local women who adopted two children she had cared for as a foster parent. The images were part of the Tribune’s ongoing investigation and coverage of the Indiana Department of Child Services.

Julia Frick helps Matthew Frick with some homework on Thursday, March 22, 2012, in the backyard of her Elkhart home. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
Julia Frick helps Matthew Frick with some homework on Thursday, March 22, 2012, in the backyard of her Elkhart home. Frick wishes the system worked more cooperatively with foster parents. These kids are not a lost cause, she says. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

Julia Frick loads a game into an Xbox 360 for her son while holding her daughter, Jazzie, on Thursday, March 22, 2012, at her Elkhart home. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
Julia Frick loads a game into an Xbox 360 for her son while holding her daughter, Jazzie, on Thursday, March 22, 2012, at her Elkhart home. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

Filed Under: FeaturesTagged With: South Bend Tribune

Little 500 Miss-N-Out

April 1, 2012

Spent a good chunk of time on Saturday shooting Miss-N-Out, one of the spring series events in the lead up to Indiana University’s Little 500. I shot most of the day primarily with a very cheap plastic medium format camera, but I also shot some stuff using my normal cameras. It was nice to be back in Bloomington, especially on a weekend featuring a Little 500 spring series event. I somewhat miss covering the crazy week leading up to the event and the races themselves.

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Filed Under: SportsTagged With: Indiana University, Little 500

Million Hoodie March for Trayvon Martin

March 30, 2012

Dr. Kevin James, director of the Civil Rights Heritage Center in South Bend, chants as he and hundreds of hoodie-wearing participants march on Thursday, March 29, 2012, westward on Washington Street in South Bend. The march was part of the One Million Hoodie March nationwide marking the death of Travyon Martin, a teenager who was shot and killed while wearing a hoodie by a community watch volunteer in Sanford, Fla. last month. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
Dr. Kevin James, director of the Civil Rights Heritage Center in South Bend, chants as he and hundreds of hoodie-wearing participants march on Thursday, March 29, 2012, westward on Washington Street in South Bend. The march was part of the One Million Hoodie March nationwide marking the death of Travyon Martin, a teenager who was shot and killed while wearing a hoodie by a community watch volunteer in Sanford, Fla. last month. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

Regina Williams, center, leads the crowd in a chant before a hoodie march for slain teenager Trayvon Martin on Thursday, March 29, 2012, at the Civil Rights Heritage Center in South Bend. Martin was wearing a hoodie when he was shot and killed by a community watch volunteer in Sanford, Fla. last month. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
Regina Williams, center, leads the crowd in a chant before a hoodie march for slain teenager Trayvon Martin on Thursday, March 29, 2012, at the Civil Rights Heritage Center in South Bend. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

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Filed Under: EditorialTagged With: South Bend Tribune

South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg names interim police chief

March 30, 2012

I got pulled off a morning assignment and re-routed to the mayor’s office for a news conference introducing – well, actually re-introducing – Chuck Hurley as the interim South Bend Police Department police chief. He is a former chief. This all comes after the mayor announced the resignation of the former chief, Darryl Boykins, following a federal investigation into wiretapping procedures by the police department.

South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg listens to a question during a news conference announcing deputy coroner Chuck Hurley as the interim South Bend Police Department chief on Friday, March 30, 2012, in the mayor's downtown office. Buttigieg accepted Darryl Boykins' resignation on Thursday night following a federal investigation into wiretapping practices by the department. Buttigieg said he was advised by legal council to not elaborate on the investigation, which he was made aware of in late January. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg listens to a question during a news conference announcing deputy coroner Chuck Hurley as the interim South Bend Police Department chief on Friday, March 30, 2012, in the mayor's downtown office. Buttigieg accepted Darryl Boykins' resignation on Thursday night following a federal investigation into wiretapping practices by the department. Buttigieg said he was advised by legal council to not elaborate on the investigation, which he was made aware of in late January. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg, left, answers a question during a news conference announcing deputy coroner Chuck Hurley, pictured at right, as the interim South Bend Police Department chief on Friday, March 30, 2012, in the mayor's downtown office. Buttigieg accepted Darryl Boykins' resignation on Thursday night following a federal investigation into wiretapping practices by the department. Buttigieg said he was advised by legal council to not elaborate on the investigation, which he was made aware of in late January. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)
South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg, left, answers a question during a news conference announcing deputy coroner Chuck Hurley, pictured at right, as the interim South Bend Police Department chief on Friday, March 30, 2012, in the mayor's downtown office. Buttigieg accepted Darryl Boykins' resignation on Thursday night following a federal investigation into wiretapping practices by the department. Buttigieg said he was advised by legal council to not elaborate on the investigation, which he was made aware of in late January. (James Brosher/South Bend Tribune)

Filed Under: EditorialTagged With: Pete Buttigieg, South Bend Tribune

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