University of Kentucky's Arden Barnes and Ohio University's Michael Swensen on DAY ONE of the Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling and Boyd's Station Project 306.36. Photo by Jack Gruber
A great shout out from The Cynthiana Democrat regarding the launch of Boyd’s Station Project 306.36 and The Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling.
Thanks for helping Boyd's Station get the word out and welcoming Arden Barnes and Michael Swensen to Harrison County for the next three months working to meet and photograph many wonderful people in Harrison County.
Absolutely love the headline and reference to the "strange photographers". Sounds like t-shirts are in order with that epic phrase!
University of Kentucky's Arden Barnes and Ohio University's Michael Swensen on DAY ONE of the Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling with Boyd's Station Project 306.36 director Jasper Colt and wonder dog Scout. Photo by Jack Gruber
University of Kentucky's Arden Barnes and Ohio University's Michael Swensen on DAY ONE of the Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling and Boyd's Station Project 306.36. Photo by Jack Gruber
Project 306.36 and the Reinke Grant for Visual Storytelling would not be possible without the generous support from Nikon, the official sponsor and supplier of professional photographic equipment to Boyd’s Station and Project 306.36, PhotoShelter, the official provider of the Boyd's Station Project 306.36 archive powered by Libris and the countless number of professional photojournalists who graciously donated their work in a true grassroots effort to successfully fund this visual documentary project along with support from the Northern Kentucky Clyde N. Day Foundation, The Troy Foundation & the Oskar and Charlotte Buschmann Fund along with generous donations from Charles Bell and Nancy Baird and Darlene Tranter Anderson.