About A Photograph: Saul Loeb

If you haven’t had a chance to do so yet visit  About A Photograph. There you will see a new free video series Think Tank Photo just launched that features award-winning photographers telling the stories behind an image that had great global impact.  

The early feedback has been quite heartwarming.  The series is being co-produced by Think Tank co-founders and award-winning photojournalists Kurt Rogers and Deanne Fitzmaurice. 



A Photograph explores the meaning, impact, and stories behind photographs that changed how we see the world. One photograph, no tricks. Visual storytelling at its essence. Enjoy! About A Photograph : Saul Loeb from ThinkTank Photo on Vimeo.

Not So Fast... NBA Eastern Conference Finals.

It has not been a fun Sunday flying on an air-o-plane back to Miami for “Manic Monday”!

If the Miami Heat pull through in game 7 watch for more of my images from the Magic City and the great State of Texas during the NBA Finals.

Here are a few of my selects from the last couple of games as the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers battle it out in the NBA Eastern Conference Finals. 

Click here for Miami Herald photo gallery of game action by

Charles Trainor Jr. and Al Diaz from game 6

Birdman Takes Flight As The Miami Heat Defeats Indiana Pacers 114-96 In Game 3

The Miami Heat center Chris "Birdman" Andersen takes flight as he dunks against the Indiana Pacers defense during the third quarter of Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on May 26, 2013. Al Diaz / Staff Photo

The Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade is photobombed during the game.

Click here for Miami Herald photo gallery. 

Veteran Jesse Dunnagan "It was like an inferno. I couldn't believe it. It was a nightmare."

Back in 1991, I had the honor of photographing Jesse Dunnagan, survivor of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on the 60th anniversary. 

"It was like an inferno. I couldn't believe it. It was a nightmare." said Dunnagan. 

He was serving as gun director on the broadside guns of the USS California when the ship was bombed.  The next day he swam back to the wreck to retrieve his belongings and pulled out his scrapbook of photographs. Dunnagan passed away this month at 92. He served in the Navy for 30 years and in three wars, WWII, Korea and Vietnam. Click here for his obituary. Click here for his first hand account in the Library of Congress.

Let us not forget the real reason why there is a memorial day weekend.

Maggie Steber: Haiti Exhibition Opening June 6 at Leica Store Coral Gables

Award-winning National Geographic photographer and Leica Medal of Excellence recipient Maggie Steber will be presenting a collection of her photographs from Haiti at the Leica Store Miami gallery. Her upcoming show, The Audacity of Beauty, not only documents the political and social upheaval within the country, but also the beauty of the Haitian people and her 25-year relationship with them. Join us for the opening on Thursday, June 6th, as Maggie shares her experiences, insights and stories behind the photographs.
Please RSVP.

WHEN: June 6, 2013 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm WHERE: Leica Store MIami 372 Miracle Mile Coral Gables FL 33134 CONTACT: Kirsten Vignes, Peter Dooling305-921-4433 E-mail: info@Leicastoremiami.com

Taking Flight: Miami Heat vs Indiana Pacers for Game 3

I'm taking flight out of Miami International Airport for the Miami Heat vs Indiana Pacers for Games 3 and 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals in Indianapolis, Indiana. Here are a few select images from game 2 at the AAA in Miami. Restaurant suggestions anyone?