Sometimes the best picture of your day doesn’t make the paper. This was the case yesterday. -cg.
Support Magistrate Christine Krahulik views T-shirts hung as part of the Clothesline Project outside the Orange County Government Center in Goshen, NY on Thursday, October 1, 2009. The Clothesline Project, begun in Cape Cod, MA in 1990 in response to the issue of violence against women, where victims affected by violence can express their emotions by decorating a T-shirt. The shirts are then hung on a clothesline to be viewed by others, as testimony of violence against women. Times Herald-Record/CHET GORDON
Chet Gordon resides in the lower Hudson Valley region of New York. A photojournalist for more than 25 years, he recently worked as Westchester Magazine's first photo editor, and previously was a staff photographer at four NYC metro area newspapers. He was also a photo editor at the NY Daily News for 5 years. His work has appeared in The New York Times, International Herald-Tribune, USA Today, MailOnline (UK), Army Times, Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, and Popular Photography magazines, among others. He is a career member of the National Press Photographer’s Association (NPPA), and a former board member of the NY Press Photographer’s Association (NYPPA). He served honorably as a U.S. Marine in the mid-1980's, including 2+ years stationed on Okinawa, Japan, and throughout Southeast Asia. A longtime volunteer and travel enthusiast, he accompanies several humanitarian aid clients on their international disaster relief and medical missions. Since 1997, he's worked in several African countries, the Middle East, Central and South America, Eastern Europe, as well as Afghanistan, Haiti, the Russian Federation, and Thailand. He routinely mentors young photographers looking to break into the industry and vacations in Bermuda and Kenya.
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