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My Father's Archive: The Photographs of Larry Nicholson
I grew up in a photographer's house. My bedroom was located directly over a darkroom. My father Larry Nicholson has worked as a commercial photographer in Kansas City, Missouri since the 1950's.
His career as a photographer has spanned over five decades and has included everything from still photography to video production. As a full time photographer myself I created this blog to showcase and honor the work of my father which has impacted the way that I see the world.
"My Father's Archive" will be updated on a weekly basis as I spend time each week with my father going through his archive and choosing work to be scanned and shared. Please check back regularly.
His career as a photographer has spanned over five decades and has included everything from still photography to video production. As a full time photographer myself I created this blog to showcase and honor the work of my father which has impacted the way that I see the world.
"My Father's Archive" will be updated on a weekly basis as I spend time each week with my father going through his archive and choosing work to be scanned and shared. Please check back regularly.
Contact and Print/Licensing Information
I can be reached by e-mail at ryan@ryan-nicholson.com or via my website at www.ryan-nicholson.com.
You can reach Larry Nicholson by e-mail at larry@pearlharborchild.com.
All images on this site are available for licensing and as fine art prints. Please e-mail me directly for information.
You can reach Larry Nicholson by e-mail at larry@pearlharborchild.com.
All images on this site are available for licensing and as fine art prints. Please e-mail me directly for information.
Blog Archive
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2009
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December
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- Post #11: Maternity Ward
- Post #10: The man behind the camera Larry Nicholson
- Post #9: Plaza Lights
- Post #8: The Knight Series
- Post #7: KC Fireman
- Post #6: Colt
- Post #5: Circus Elephant Series
- Post #4: Boys Swimming
- Post #3: Model Test
- Post #2: Colorado Farmer
- Post #1: Armco Steel Kansas City, Missouri
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December
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Ryno, thanks you so much for putting this together! I am so excited to see this progress and to finally see some of the many images stored away in the basement. You creative people have such a different view of the world and I truly enjoy seeing things through your eyes. Thanks again!
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