#WilliamCCrawford

ZiN Daily

Jan 9

William C. Crawford: Surreptitious

Commuter at Sunset. Young Love! Surreptitious Portrait. Stifling Hot. Flying Steeples. Golden Stallion. About the Author: William C. Crawford is a prolific itinerant photographer based in Winston Salem, NC. He got his start as a combat photojournalist in Vietnam where he was mentored by four future Pulitzer Prize winners. Later, CRAWDADDY began a career in social work advocating for the unseen. Nowadays he roams America in search of everyday images to elevate up to eye candy

ZiN Daily

Dec 22, 2021

William C. Crawford: New Americana

Tired Food Truck Chef Takes a Smoke Break. Bakery Truck Unload. Pedestrian Traffic. Ingenue on the Move. Chicago Pathos. Too Dolled Up for Early Saturday Morning. Chicago Downtown. Hey Cab! Chicago Hotel Concierge. Islam Beauty Discovers GoreTex. Chicago. EZ Riders. Red Line. Chicago El. Steep Climb Up to the Chicago El. The Loop on a Rainy Sunday Night. Concrete Reflections. Chicago Rain. About the Author: William C. Crawford is a writer & photographer based in North Carolin

ZiN Daily

Dec 17, 2021

William C. Crawford: Christy's Sand Box

Down Wind With Death: St. George, Utah Jimmy Pro wheeled the Jetta rental into the mud puddle pocked parking lot of Mel's Diner. It was supper time and the storm front was breaking up. The low hanging, ink jet black clouds parted. The setting sun was now revealed with its concentrated golden light spot lighting a whipped cream cloud stack. The beauty of this fleeting scene belied the fact that weather patterns like these once delivered deadly contamination here. My Nikon ca

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