Dean
Rutz has for 18 years been a staff photographer and editor for The
Seattle Times. An “event” photographer
of sorts, he has photographed or edited every Olympic Games since
1992. He has also photographed the Superbowl, NBA Finals, and countless
other sporting championships. He has appeared in Sports Illustrated,
Newsweek, Life Magazine, and the Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine.
Previously, he worked in Washington DC for The Times; before that
at The Palm Beach Post; and before that in a variety of capacities
for The Associated Press, The Austin American-Statesman, the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and New York Newsday. His claim to fame? He once held
a White House ID.
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Karen
Ducy is a staff photographer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Her
work has bee published around the world including Time, Sports Ilustrated,
Newsweek, and GEO and has garnished national and regional awards. Ducey
pioneered pa photo column which appeared weekly in print, and now can
be found online http://www.anextraordinarytime.com. Prior to arriving
in Seattle, Ducy worked at the Indianapolis Star. And before that?
Ducy worked as a commercial fisherman in Alaska wher eshe developed
original content for The National Geographic Society. Her pictures
of the crab industry can be found online at the Geographic: http://www.nationalgeographic.com
/photography/ducey/index.html
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Don
Preisler works in a broad role doing imaging and online services for
the University of California at Davis. His long and distinguished career
in journalism includes stints with The Washington Times, and the French
national news agency Agence France-Presse. He and Rutz worked together
in Washington DC, and at The Palm Beach Post. Preisler’s
adventures have taken him around the world, and have put him periodically
in harm’s way such as his work documenting the civil war in El
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