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Jim Marshall

       Jim Marshall      Jim Marshall was born in Chicago, Illinois on February 3, 1936 and only two years later his family moved to San Francisco, California. In highschool Marshall became enamored with photography and cameras. He had a scrapbook of cut out pictures of cameras with their prices recorded in pencil next to them, eventually getting a Kodak Brownie for his first camera. He began his journey as a photographer taking pictures at Jazz clubs in San Francisco teaching himself how to use the camera, work with lighting and angles. After a year in the United States Air Force, Jim Marshall moved to New York to pursue a more professional career and was hired by Atlantic Records and Columbia Records.      In 1960, he caught the eye and gained the trust of legendary musician John Coltrane, which was only the beginning of his own legend. Jim Marshall was known for his ability to catch candid and intimate moments of musicians which creat...

"KC" Chris Whittaker

"K.C." Chris Whittaker: Tattoo artist Chris Whittaker at his work station at PermaGrafix Tattoo in Albany, Oregon on Oct. 18, 2023       Chris Whittaker is a tattoo artist and owner of PermaGrafix Tattoo in Albany, Oregon. He is originally from Kansas City, Missouri, he has been doing tattoos for over 20 years and has won several awards and been published for his work in major tattoo publications. "KC" has done work for Disturbed bassist John Moyer and former Oregon State University football players Steven Jackson and Derrick Anderson. Some of his awards include Best Sleeve x2, Best Tribal x2, Best Linework and Best Detail.         

On The Job

 Trevor Wilson: Instrument Repair Technician  Trevor Wilson removing a dent on a trumpet, the instrument he played in the Oregon State University marching band and has specialized in repairing at Beacock Music in Albany Oregon for 3 years on Wednesday Oct. 13. Trey Wood: Car Salesman Trey Wood standing next to a Dodge Challenger that is currently for sale at the dealership where he has worked for 4 years, combining his love of cars and people on Wednesday Oct. 18. 

Linn-Benton Volleyball Dig Pink Night

Linn-Benton Volleyball heads towards the benches as Clackamas Community College calls a time-out.    Linn-Benton Volleyball coach Jayme Frazier encourages the bench after a substitution during the home match against Clackamas Community College on Dig Pink night Friday, October 13.  Linn-Benton Sophomore Grace Boeder sends a spike towards Clackamas Community College late in the first set on Dig Pink Night Friday, Oct. 13.