Winter Wonderland
Submitted by Katherine Jones on Fri, 11/20/2009 - 10:05pm.
Clyde is a busy camel come the holiday season, which got started on Friday night at Caldwell's Winter Wonderland tree-lighting. "I'll take him almost anywhere we're invited," says owner Gary Drake, who bottle-raised Clyde since he was six weeks old — Clyde is 10 years old now. Clyde was curiously and gently interested in anyone who was interested in him.
Half Day at School
Submitted by Darin Oswald on Thu, 11/19/2009 - 12:21pm.Movin' On In
Submitted by What We See on Mon, 11/16/2009 - 2:17pm.We got a sneak-peak Today at the newly-renovated Idaho Statehouse, and we'll have a photo essay of the highlights of our new public building in Sunday's paper. It was 30 months and $120 million in the making and was designed to make the public's business run smoother. You can decide if it does.
Slime
Submitted by Chris Butler on Thu, 11/12/2009 - 9:30am.Various sediment creates a wall of green slime on the spill way at the Diversion Dam Power Plant east of Boise this week.
Red, White, Blue and Gray
Submitted by Chris Butler on Wed, 11/11/2009 - 2:11pm.Changing Light
Submitted by Chris Butler on Thu, 11/05/2009 - 8:00pm.The sunset creates a geometric pattern reflected in the University Quay building on Broadway Thursday evening. Photographing this building is a lot like shooting the Grand Canyon – you never see the same color or light no matter when you shoot.
A Vision of What's Coming
Submitted by Joe Jaszewski on Mon, 11/02/2009 - 11:43am.I was reminded this weekend, amid our spectacular fall weather, that all the glorious colors and cool mornings and the rich blue skies have a cost: raking up all those darn leaves.
They don't call Boise the "City of Trees" for nothing, and the leaves aren't just going to rake themselves. This rake was poised at-the-ready in Boise's East End.
Sweating in Honolulu
Submitted by Joe Jaszewski on Sun, 10/25/2009 - 11:10pm.
HONOLULU - When Boise State plays four time-zones to the west, it presents a unique challenge challenge in getting photos back to Boise in time to make printing-press deadlines. On Saturday I had until 10:30 to make the first deadline. That’s less than an hour-and-a-half to shoot, download, edit, and transmit all the photos the paper needs (around 10) for Sunday’s edition.










