Credits
Thank you to the generous photographers
who donated the many wonderful photos used throughout
this site.
Bill Kuykendall
currently serves as Senior Lecturer in
New Media and Cooperating Professor of Communication
and Journalism at the University of Maine. He
has taught photojournalism and newspaper management
and directed the annual Pictures of the Year contest
and Missouri Photo Workshop at the Missouri School
of Journalism in Columbia. Kuykendall has served
as photo director of the Seattle Times,
freelance photographer, consultant, magazine editor,
and print and multimedia designer. He is a recipient
of the Newspaper Picture Editor of the Year and
Robin F. Garland Teacher of the Year awards from
the National Press Photographers Association.
Kuykendall assists a variety of organizations
throughout Maine in his roles as production photographer.
He and his wife Mary, a Bangor Realtor, are volunteer
news readers on Maine AIRS, a radio program
for the blind and visually impaired. VIEW
WEBSITE
Fred Field
is a photojournalist who has worked for
four newspapers in Maine and Massachusetts, rising
to the position of photo editor at two. In 2000
he went freelance after moving from Boston to
Portland, Maine. He is part of the adjunct faculty
at the University of Southern Maine where he teaches
photojournalism. He has won numerous photo awards,
and his work has appeared in many magazines including
TIME, People, Parade, Sports Illustrated,
Golf Digest, US News & World Report, Design New England, Yankee,
TIME for Kids, and dozens
of newspapers throughout the world. VIEW WEBSITE
Jeff Dobbs
is the founder of the Acadia Channel and
produces commercials, corporate videos and documentary
films. PBS has aired his documentaries, which
include Gift of Acadia, Maine - America's
Coast, High on Maine, and Light Spirit: Lighthouses
of the Maine Coast. Jeff has done work for
the McNeil/Lehrer News Hour, A&E's
Biography series, ABC, CBS, NBC, and
CNN. He is a member and past chairman of the Maine
Film Commission. He resides in Bar Harbor, Maine
with his wife, Karen, and their son, Grady. VIEW
WEBSITE
Rob Benson
is Maine Sea Coast Mission's Pastor to the Outer
Islands. He is a Yale Divinity School graduate
ordained in the United Church of Christ, and brings
pastoral sensitivity to the challenges of our
interdependent lives: once as hospice chaplain
in Washington, DC, and now as pastor for the islands
of Great Cranberry, Frenchboro, Isle au Haut,
Matinicus, and Monhegan, Maine. Music, swimming,
and his family bring a fullness of joy to his
life.
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