Created by Stephan Savoia to inspire impactful photography for the compelling telling of stories.
Mission
The mission of the f4 & See It Foundation is to educate, exhibit, and inspire communities through empathetic photojournalism and documentary photography.
Our vision is to build a platform for reported images, photography paired with the stories behind it, that moves beyond archival worth toward visual storytelling with conviction.
Catching Up — Stephan Savoia laughs as he talks on the phone while reconnecting with an old friend. After many months of work, Stephan can relax a bit as he hangs the inaugural show, “f4 & See It: A Lifetime of Photojournalism,” in the Gibson Gallery at his alma mater, SUNY Potsdam. Thanks to the support of many family and friends. July 6th, 2026 (Photo by Stan Alost)
The f4 & See It Foundation is raising funds to produce, print, frame, and tour an inaugural gallery titled “A Lifetime of Photojournalism” to museums and public venues across the United States. Your tax-deductible gift of $50 or more will help the Foundation preserve Stephan Savoia’s work and advance his vision for photojournalism and documentary photography.
Gallery
Stephan Savoia coined “f4 and See It” as a play on a long-time news photography adage, “f8 and be there.” The rephrasing represents forethought, patience, and a cognitive-emotional awareness of the story playing out in front of a photographer’s camera. This approach to photography encourages anticipation of decisive moments while crafting images with purpose beyond their archival worth.
The Foundation presents a selection of images from the inaugural gallery titled “A Lifetime of Photojournalism” that reflects more than four decades of work documenting human experiences and emotions.
Mud Couple Hug — Standing on a muddy field during the 25th Anniversary concert of the 'Woodstock Music and Art Fair' Kyle Keyser, 21, wraps his arms around Linda Latzlsberger, 18, as they listen to 'Traffic' lead singer Steve Windwood sing their 1967 hit 'Dear Mr. Fantasy' during Woodstock '94 in Saugerties, New York, August 14, 1994. Both Keyser and Latzlsberger are from Baltimore. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Runner Up — Democratic presidential hopeful Senator Barack Obama acknowledges the cheers of supporters while receiving a hug from his wife, Michelle, as they arrive on stage at his New Hampshire presidential primary election night rally in Nashua, New Hampshire, Tuesday night, January 8, 2008. Obama placed second behind rival New York Senator Hillary Clinton in the nation's presidential primary race. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Dressing Up — Surrounded by her dolls, Katie Wood, an eight-year-old member of an all boys pee-wee football team, dons her shoulder pads in her bedroom before leaving home for practice in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Katie is the only girl playing in an all-boys league. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana Sunday Advocate Magazine on December 3, 1989
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Our Land — Lypa Pitsiulak, an Inuk living on an outpost camp in the Opingivik area of the Nunavut territory, Canada, walks to an 'iglu' (inuktitut for igloo) he constructed on an ice flow several kilometers from his base camp Tuesday afternoon March 2, 1999. Pitsiulak is wearing his 'kamiit' (inuktitut for sealskin boots) and a 'tuktu' (inuktitut for caribou parka. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Not Windy Enough? — Mark Rogers, communication director for Cape Wind, an organization supporting the development of a wind farm on Horseshoe Shoal in Nantucket Sound, stands on a Cape Cod, Massachusetts, beach on Friday, February 4, 2006, overlooking the patch of water some 6.5 miles away where 130 wind turbines would be constructed. A move to limit the placement of offshore wind turbines has been placed in front of a U.S. House of Representatives conference committee as an amendment to an $8.7 billion Coast Guard Bill. Opponents contend the construction of a wind farm on Horseshoe Shoal is unwarranted because there is not enough wind in the area to power the turbines. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Bar Bender — Scott Spangler, a pole vaulter from the University of Alabama, attempting to clear a height of 17 feet on his last attempt, looses his clearance angle causing him to seemingly relax momentarily and settle comfortably atop the bar before falling to the ground in Lafayette, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Gaseous Gate — A cloud of tear gas envelops a group of policemen dressed in riot gear as they move in to protect a gate in the security fence surrounding the Summit of the Americas from protesters in Quebec City, Canada, on Saturday afternoon, April 21, 2001. Confrontations between police and protesters continued for a second day while 34 heads of state from the western hemisphere gathered to discuss the possibility of creating the world's largest free trade zone. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Wannabe — Republican presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich addresses voters during a town hall style meeting at the Wright Museum in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, on Saturday, January 7, 2012. Gingrich's bid for the presidency ended when he withdrew from the race on May 2, 2012. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Cold Day… Hot Wieners — In this Monday, March 3, 2014 photo, Nicholas Barros, a waiter and cook at “Olneyville New York System of Providence” restaurant works the grill as a customer walks up to the door in Providence, Rhode Island. The James Beard Foundation named the Rhode Island restaurant one of five 'American Classics' that year as best known for hot wieners, also called hot dogs. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Exuberance — Vice President Al Gore kisses his wife Tipper as he steps onto the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, California Thursday, August 17, 2000. After greeting his wife in front of a packed convention hall, Gore proceeded to the podium to accept his party's nomination. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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In Flight — United States platform diver Michele Mitchell glides through the air toward the diving pool’s water 10 meter below during the Nation Sports Festival VI held at the Louisiana State University’s newly constructed natatorium on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa July-August 1985
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Still Peddling — George Swope, 80, sits alongside his 1952 silver camping trailer he calls home, with his bicycles nearby, in Rocheport, Missouri during the summer of 1978. For 50 years Swope rode his old Schwinn bicycle throughout the Midwest and West working as a itinerant migrant farm worker. “I had plenty of nerve and I ain’t afraid of noth’in,” he says about his time peddling his bicycle to and from places like Montana, Minnesota and Kansas. His bicycles remain his only mode of transportation. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published In The Columbia Missourian
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In Celebration of Animals — Franciscan priest, Reverend Father Charles Potocki, snuggles with a puppy after celebrating Mass outside of Saint Paschal Catholic Church in West Monroe, Louisiana on the Feast of Saint Anthony of Assisi, October 4, 1981. St Anthony of Assisi is recognized as the Patron Saint of Animals and Ecology. Father Potocki asked is parishioners to bring their pets to Sunday Mass so that he may bless them in the name of St Anthony. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe Louisiana News-Star-World Circa Early 1980s
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Slow Leak — Two members of the Louisiana State Police Hazardous Materials Response team approach a tractor-trailer leaking a toxic liquid on a highway outside of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Circa Mid 1980s. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) © Stephan Savoia
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Praying Pontif — Pope John Paul II prays during his open-air Mass celebration at New York City’s Central Park Saturday, October 7, 1995. An estimated 125,000 people were in attendance. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Where There Is Smoke… There Is No Fire — Students at Glen Oaks Park Elementary School in Baton Rouge, Louisiana are evacuated as part of a fire drill in which local firefighters filled the hallways with smoke simulating the circumstances of a real fire evacuation. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa Mid 1980s
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Jumping To The Unknown — Jack Troake a seal hunter and cod fisherman jumps from the upper deck of his 22 year-old fishing boat the “Loan Fisher” at fisherman’s wharf dock in Twillingate, Newfoundland Canada, Sunday March 27, 1994. Troak’s family has been fishing the waters of Notre Dame Bay on the northeast corner of Newfoundland island for 280 years. This will be the third year they are not allowed to fish for cod as the Canadian government extended a ground fishery moratorium for another two years. The moratorium remained in effect for 32 years from July 2, 1992 into 2024. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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A Mother's Tragedy — Barbara McMillan, the grief stricken mother of Lanita McMillan Mitchell, 25, falls into the arms of loved-ones upon arriving outside her daughter’s home to learn her child had died. McMillan Mitchell was fatally shoot and killed by her estranged husband in Monroe, Louisiana. Mitchell’s killer was booked and charged with second degree murder. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe Louisiana New-Star-World Circa 1981
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Y2K Kiss — Mizumi Malfitamo kisses her husband Francesco as they celebrate the arrival of a new millennium in New York City's Times Square seconds after midnight Saturday, January 1, 2000. The Malfitamos, Italian tourists, chose to usher in the uncertainty of the new millennium under the lights on Broadway. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Identiciales — Sixty-seven year old identical twin sisters Dorothy, left, and Doris Barron sit on the porch of their remote ninety-year-old farmhouse where they live with their mother Mary, 91, Dorothy’s daughter Jolene, 37, a 30 year-old cow named “Beggar” and their dog “Spuds.” The women are self-sufficient, drawing water from a nearby stream, growing their own vegetables, raising their own chickens, chopping their own firewood and milking their own goats. The home was built by Dorothy and Doris’ grandfather in 1900 on a hill just north of Pollock, Louisiana in the Kisatchie National Forest. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate on August 6, 1990
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A Private's Funeral — Kathleen Lumsden, center, mother of Army Private 1st Class Clinton E. Springer II, hugs her son's girlfriend Kalie Masse outside St. Patrick's Church in Falmouth, Massachsutts, on Tuesday, October 5, 2010. Springer, 21, was killed in a noncombat incident in Kabul, Afghanistan in September. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Yellow Card — El Salvador's Dennis Alas, 17, is tripped up by the United States' Pablo Mastroeni, 4, during first half action of their CONCACAF Gold Cup soccer match on Tuesday night, June 12, 2007 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Mastroeni was issued a yellow card for tripping on the play. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Wheelchair Crash — Chris Green, 9, at right, of the Northeast Louisiana Cerebral Palsy Flyers, is pushed by his runner, Yolanda Davis, as they head toward a first place win in the 25 meter wheelchair dash at the Region 9-A Special Olympics in Monroe, Louisiana on Saturday April 4, 1982. Also of the Flyers team, runner Elise Stark, 19, topples head-over-wheelchair as she competes with her sister Judy Stark. Judy fell out of her chair before the Starks righted themselves and completed the race. Except for a few scratches neither sister was injured and both were proud and happy to have competed. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe Louisiana News-Star-World
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Flooded Farmland — Flood waters from the Tar River caused by the heavy rains of Hurricane Floyd encroach on a farm located between Kinston and Greenville, North Carolina. Thursday, September 23, 1999. Many of the farms that have been flooded face the prospect of having lost their fertile topsoil, washed away when the Tar left its banks. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Upcoming Nuptials — Greg Kimball, left, and his partner of five months, Brian O'Connor, celebrate after Massachusetts lawmakers voted to kill a proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage at the Statehouse in Boston, Massachusetts on Thursday afternoon, June 14, 2007. Kimball said he and O'Connor plan to marry now that the legal issue is settled. Years prior, on May 17, 2004, Massachusetts became the first U.S. state and the sixth jurisdiction in the world to legalize same-sex marriage. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Not Feel'in It — "Operation Rescue" teacher Maxine Miller discusses a reading assignment with Michael McNair, 15, leaning back in his chair, as fellow student Robert Bonnette, 15, pays close attention. The Baton Rouge school district's Operation Rescue program was set up to address the plight of students at risk who are not successfully meeting their educational needs. Circa 1989. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) © Stephan Savoia
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Moving Into A Transient Future — U.S. Senator Russ Feingold, Democrat Wisconsin, checks his watch as he and Senator John McCain, Republican Arizona, walk off the roof of the Russell office building on Capitol Hill after a morning Time Magazine photo session Thursday, March 29, 2001 in Washington, D.C. Feingold and McCain enjoyed a major victory later that day during the debate over their campaign finance reform bill as the Senate voted to table a non-survivability amendment clearing the way for the bill's passage. The United States Supreme Court overturned the McCain Feingold Act with their 2010 Citizens United decision. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Showing Off — Rougon High School senior Mickey Tunstall shows off his biceps for two impressionable underclass coeds in a hallway of their high school in Rougon, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana Sunday Advocate Magazine
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Silent Protest — Representative Kip Holden, Democrat Baton Rouge, leader of the Black Caucus in the Louisiana House of Representatives stands with his back turned away from the chamber's rostrum in protest of former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard and newly elected representative to the Louisiana House of Representatives, Republican David Duke, on May 31, 1990. Duke takes a point of personal privilege to condemn Louisiana Governor Buddy Roemer’s statement concerning his veto of Duke’s bill outlawing state affirmative action programs. Holden was joined by the chamber’s entire Black Caucus membership in his rebuke of Duke. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate
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Smile For The Cameras — Republican presidential hopeful and Forbes Magazine publisher Steve Forbes smiles as he faces a crush of media Sunday, February 18, 1996, after appearing on a television news program in Bedford, New Hampshire. Seeking the presidency, Forbes is competing in New Hampshire's first presidential primary. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Pain — Paola Porter Avila sits on the daybed in her daughter, Paola Matute Porter's, hospital room at the acute care burn unit of the Shriners Hospitals for Children in Boston, Massachusetts on Wednesday, March 11, 2015. Paola Matute was one of more than 70 people injured when a food truck's gas cylinder exploded in a crowded Honduran marketplace on February 20, 2015. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Goodbye Kiss — During a steady rain, Colin Kennedy, youngest brother of Army Sgt. Adam Kennedy, kisses Adam goodbye after everyone else left the grave site in Canton, Massachusetts, Tuesday afternoon, April 17, 2007. Kennedy, 25, was killed on Sunday, April 8, 2007 by the blast from an improvised explosive device south of Baghdad, Iraq. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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A Future Honors The Past — Brad Bennet, nearly two years old, is reflected in the smooth black marble of the Louisiana War Memorial. Brad's image is framed between the memorial's black marble and the etched names of Louisiana soldiers who lost their lives in all wars since the civil war. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa Mid 1980s
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Slick Willie — Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton gestures to supporters during a rally, Tuesday, September 29, 1992 in Louisville, Kentucky. Clinton made the Louisville stop to draw attention to the second scrapped presidential debate between him and President George Herbert Walker Bush. Clinton was there to make clear he is ready and available for their meeting. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Hope — Kendall Bailey, 6, lower right, and Derrick Christoff, 7, listen to a preacher offer a prayer with a message directed at ending racism in America during a July 4th civil rights rally and march in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa Mid-Late 1980s
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Dog Food — Lypa Pitsiulak, an Inuk living on an outpost camp in the Opingivik area of the Nunavut territory, Canada, pulls a dead and frozen seal he hunted across the snow of his camp Tuesday morning, March 2, 1999. Pitsiulak, his family and his dog sled team, live mainly off the seal, arctic char, caribou and occasional polar bear meat he is able to provide by hunting and fishing the arctic north of their Inuit homeland. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Inuit Social — Playing a energetic version of musical chairs, members of the Inuit community seek out other players who possess the same playing card during a community feast at the St. Jude Anglican Church parish hall in the city of Iqaluit Friday night, February 26, 1999. Located on Baffin Island in the Nunavut Territory of Canada, Iqaluit is the province’s capital city and seat of indigenous Inuit government. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Catholicism in Glasgow, Missouri — A gold toned cross atop the steeple of Saint Mary's Catholic Church, built high above the Missouri River in Glasgow, Missouri, radiates in the Sunday morning sunlight as Mass is being celebrated. The image was published as the "Religion" section front photograph in "Glasgow - Story of a Missouri Rivertown," a book published by the Missouri School of Journalism in 1979. (Photo by Stephan Savoia)
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Flood Fatigue — National Guardsman Eddy Langston rubs his head as he leans on a dryer in a Kinston, North Carolina, coin-operated laundry waiting for his clothes to dry Friday afternoon, September 24, 1999. Langston, from Dunn, North Carolina, and his company were called up to staff flood relief efforts for seven days last Monday. Today they were informed their tour has been extended. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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“Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler!” — A woman reveler passing under a Bourbon Street balcony responds to calls from Mardi Gras celebrants above in exchange for strings of plastic beads during Fat Tuesday celebrations in New Orleans, LA., Tuesday, March 3, 1992. A gaggle of mostly older generational men look on with unobtainable interest. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Before The Cheers — Republican presidential hopeful Senator John McCain, Republican Arizona, reads over his Super Tuesday election night speech as his wife, Cindy, closes their hotel room door moments before addressing supporters at his presidential primary election night rally in Phoenix, Arizona, Tuesday night, February 5, 2008. McCain went on to win his party’s nomination then lose in the general election to Democratic nominee Senator Barack Obama. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Trapped — President Bill Clinton's personal secretary, Betty Currie, clutches her purse as she and her attorney Lawrence Wechsler, left, work their way through a crush of media outside the United States Federal Courthouse in Washington, D.C., Tuesday January 27, 1998. Currie appeared before a grand jury that is looking into charges concerning President Clinton's and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky's sex scandal. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Celebrate Celebrate Dance To The Music — Tipper Gore, left, and Hillary Rodham Clinton join hands in dance as newly coined Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton twirls his daughter, Chelsea, while hugging her at the end of the Democratic National Convention in New York City, Thursday night, July 16, 1992. Clinton and Al Gore accepted their party's nomination before a packed house of Democrats. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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All Glory Is Fleeting — New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (12) celebrates after scoring a one yard leaping go-ahead touchdown dive with 11:29 remaining in the fourth quarter of their AFC Championship NFL playoff game against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday, January 22, 2012, in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Patriots defeated the Ravens 23-20. Two weeks later the New England Patriots lost their second Super Bowl in four years to the New York Football Giants. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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The Heartache Of Hurry — Three high school students, who chose not to give their names, mourn the death of a friend as they huddle together alongside a freight train that ran into a classmate's car while their friend was attempting to beat the train through its crossing the day before Thanksgiving in Monroe, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe Louisiana New-Star-World Circa Early 1980s
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Lunch at Mae's Cafe — Waitress Norma Jean Rainford whisks away Mae's great-granddaughter, Marisa, as James Barron begins his lunch of red beans and rice, stew, dumplings and cornbread at Mae’s Cafe in rural southeast Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate on July 3, 1987
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An Alsatian Woman — Ninety-two year old Marie-Thérèse Blanck places an orchid among family photos and religious iconography atop her home's piano in Thann, France in August 2019. Marie-Thérèse was born in Alsace, the most northeastern region of France. Nearly all of the Alsatian border abuts Germany. As Germany began its 1940 annexation of Alsace, Marie-Thérèse was a young teenager whose family sent her to the Landes region of France, farther from the German boarder. While Germany was still occupying Alsace, Marie-Thérèse returned to her Alsatian birthplace and hometown of Brinkheim, France, where she lived most of her young life, before moving to Paris with a Catholic women's group. After Paris, Marie-Thérèse returned again to her beloved Alsace where she married and lived for the rest of her life. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) © Stephan Savoia
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Students at Risk — Louisiana high school senior Richard Cavalier, left, sits on a couch with his handicapped mother Rosa, who was paralyzed after suffering a stroke four years earlier, watching television as her younger son Brian, 7, peers through toy binoculars in their Baton Rouge, Louisiana home. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate on May 16, 1989
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Vote Or Die Tour — Hip-Hop artist Sean 'P. Diddy' Combs talks with R&B singer Mary J. Blige as Blige walks to the chartered jet that will take Combs, Blige and their entourage to Detroit, Michigan after a stop in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Tuesday afternoon, October 26, 2004. Combs, representing Citizen Change, a non-profit non-partisan group, is on his “Vote or Die” tour designed to reach young Americans with a mission emphasizing the importance of voting. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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An Unholy Grin — Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, looks at President George W. Bush as they talk about their meetings, Monday, July 2, 2007, at the Bush family compound on Walker's Point in Kennebunkport, Maine. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Poverty's Nursery — Deborah LaBoyteaux, 23, a divorced unemployed young mother of three children, while pregnant with her fourth child, lifts her 10-month-old son John from his crib in the child's bedroom / nursery after a nap in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. LaBoyteaux says of her life, “I guess I liked the idea of playing house. I was not thinking of the responsibilities of having babies.” (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana Sunday Advocate Magazine on October 19, 1986
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Stuck — A protestor hangs stuck atop a security fence as he and fellow protestors breach security surrounding the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, Canada, Friday afternoon, April 20, 2001. Confrontations between police and protestors ensued after the fence came down as the Summit, where 34 heads of state from the western hemisphere gathered to discuss trade issues, got underway. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Pomp And Politics — Canadian Forces Master Corporal Kevin Colby runs across the tarmac reception area at the Canadian Air Base Shearwater during a light rain as the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment marches out to greet Japan’s Prime Minister Tomiici Murayama upon his arrival in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Canada Wednesday June 14, 1995. Murayama is in Canada to attend the G7 Summit which begins Thursday June 15, 1995. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Here & There — Dying of prostate cancer, Percy Hood visits his first wife's grave with his second wife Nancy, 22 years his younger, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The reality that Percy will soon be resting at his first wife's side is not lost on either him or Nancy. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana Sunday Advocate Magazine
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Beefing Up — Reemy Forbes, 12, was grooming his two-year-old Polled Hereford “Skeeter” until he decided his new cowboy hat required tidying up instead. A neglected Skeeter was no worse for the wear as he won grand champion status several minutes later at the Louisiana State University AgCenter Livestock Show in a Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa Mid 1980s
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A Visiting Nurse's Rounds — Audrey Peterson, a maternal child healthcare nurse with the Visiting Nurse Association of Boston, walks down a flight of stairs after seeing a patient in one of Boston’s icon “triple-deckers” located in the city’s Dorchester community on September 30, 1993. Peterson has been a nurse with the VNA of Boston for eight years and sees patients throughout inner-city neighborhoods. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Fidel Friendly — Pro-Castro demonstrators march in New York City on Saturday, October 21, 1995, denouncing the United States embargo on Cuba. This and other demonstrations proceeded the 50th anniversary opening of the United Nations General Assembly. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Star Spangled Stage — Democratic presidential hopeful, Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton, addresses the media in Boston, Massachusetts while speaking via satellite to Pennsylvania voters on the night of his Pennsylvania presidential primary victory as U.S. Representative Joseph Kennedy, Democrat Massachusetts, looks on Tuesday, April 28, 1992. Typically a presidential candidate will address their primary voters in a state hosting its primary; Clinton, however, chose to use his time to tap Massachusetts donors for campaign contributions. Clinton won the Pennsylvania primary by 56.5 percent, more than twice the number of votes as his nearest competitor. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Grace In Motion — United States Olympic 10-meter platform medalist Michele Mitchell flies through the air toward the water below during the National Sports Festival VI at the Louisiana State University natatorium during July & August 1985 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa July-August 1985
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Where The Past Meets The Future — An early 1960's pickup truck drives a winding rural road adjacent to the Grand Gulf Nuclear Station's natural draft cooling tower in Claiborne County near Port Gibson, Mississippi. Construction of the nuclear power plant is nearing completion and is expected to be commissioned in 1985. Grand Gulf's reactor is the most powerful United States reactor and the 7th most powerful in the world. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe News-Star-World Circa 1983
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Push Back — Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain, Arizona, is advised by his senatorial chief-of-staff, Mark Salter, and political director John Weaver to ask rival George W. Bush to stop the practice of push polling after McCain was told about a disturbing incident during a town hall style meeting in Spartanburg, South Carolina, on Thursday morning, February 10, 2000. McCain was told that 14-year-old Chris Duren had been push polled by the Bush campaign on Wednesday night. His mother, Donna Duren, said her son views McCain as a role model and hero who was upset by the telephone call. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Homeless End Care — Dr. Martin Donohoe, left, and Dr. Robin Cuddy speak to homeless patient William Oakes, sitting on his bed in background, who is living with end stage AIDS at the Barbara M. McInnis Home in Boston on July 12, 1993. “Boston Health Care For The Homeless” patient Bill Latham, seated on his bed foreground, has been struggling with Polio since childhood and was just seen by doctors Donohoe and Cuddy. In addition to full-time doctor and 24-hour nursing care, respite guests have access to social services workers, physical and occupational therapists and drug and alcohol treatment programs. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Ice Storm Aftermath — A chain-link fence is coated in a thick layer of ice in the aftermath of an ice storm along Route140 in Boylston, Massachusetts, on Friday morning, December 12, 2008. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Downtown Seattle — Police officers from the sheriff's department, dressed in riot gear and enveloped in a cloud of tear gas, move north on 3rd Avenue in Seattle, Washington pushing World Trade Organization protestors away from the downtown area Tuesday evening, November 30, 1999. WTO protests, both peaceful and violent, continue to clog city streets while crippling the WTO conference. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Differing Perspectives — Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona, right, and Jon Stewart talk during a taping of 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart' in New York City on Tuesday evening, April 24, 2007. McCain officially announced his candidacy for President of the United States the next day in New Hampshire. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Javelin — Matt Schelton a University of Tennessee Decathlon All-American takes the last of his decathlon javelin throws during the SEC's track and field championship meet in Gainesville, Florida on Saturday, May 14, 1988. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate
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Goodby Ronnie — Former first lady Nancy Reagan talks to her husband, President Ronald Reagan, as she leans over his flag-draped casket shortly before his body was removed from the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Friday morning, June 11, 2004. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Somali Refugees — Saadiya Idoor, 17, walks into her family's apartment after school carrying her backpack and a birthday balloon as her youngest sister Yasmine, 2, reaches for the balloon on Tuesday, June 17, 2014, in Springfield, Massachsetts. Today is Saadiya's birthday and Yasmine had her eye on the balloon as soon as her sister walked through the door. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Loss — Loved ones and family members of the casualties in the crash of Swissair Flight 111 look out onto the North Atlantic Ocean crash site from the rocks and boulders of Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia as a search and recovery aircraft flies overhead Monday, September 8, 1998. The ill-fated Swissair MD-11 jetliner crashed into the Atlantic Ocean some five miles off the coast of Peggy's Cove Wednesday, September 2, 1998 killing all 229 souls aboard. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Mourning — A volunteer fireman, preferring not to offer his name, stands guard near a tent pitched for family members of crash victims aboard Swissair Flight 111 who choose to visit Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia, Canada, on Friday evening, September 4, 1998. Flight 111 went down late Wednesday evening, September 2, 1998, in the Atlantic Ocean some five miles offshore, killing all 229 souls aboard. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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The Battle In Seattle — A World Trade Organization protestor confronts riot police from the sheriff's department with peace signs during a standoff at a downtown Seattle, Washington intersection as WTO protests began on Tuesday afternoon, November 30, 1999. WTO protests continued throughout the week, clogging city streets and crippling the WTO conference. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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High Heels & Politics — Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic presidential hopeful, Illinois Senator Barack Obama, addresses a Rhode Island Women for Obama gathering while campaigning for her husband in Providence, Rhode Island, on Wednesday afternoon, February 20, 2008. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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No Hands! — Arizona Republican Senator John McCain works his cell phone while driving on Interstate 395 in Arlington, Virginia, checking with staff members on the status of amendments to his campaign finance reform bill. McCain is returning to the Hill after delivering an address to the students of his former high school on Thursday afternoon, March 22, 2001. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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From Riding To Gliding — Kitty Bassett, a graduate of the Wellesley College class of 1950, paddles her kayak up the Kennebunk River near her home in Arundel, Maine Thursday morning, June 30, 2005. Bassett enjoys kayaking the river during the summer months, an activity she began after her children insisted she sell her motorcycle at the age of 74. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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A Rioter's Windup — A protester throws a golf ball at police after the security fence surrounding the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, Canada, was breached on Friday afternoon, April 20, 2001. Confrontations between police and protesters ensued after the fence came down as the Summit, where 34 heads of state from the western hemisphere gathered to discuss trade issues, got underway. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#75
Beginning His Kick — Japan's Koichi Morishita, leading, looks around to see Hwang Young-Cho of South Korea overtaking the lead very near the finish line of the XXV Olympiad’s men's marathon in Barcelona, Spain, August 9, 1992. Hwang went on to win the gold medal as Morishita took the silver. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#76
Tearful Good-bye — Sister Scholastica, one of three “Missionaries of Charity” nuns left in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by Mother Teresa to begin a mission of charity, watches from an airport terminal window as Mother Teresa's plane taxis down a runway beginning the now canonized saint’s return to India. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate
#77
Up Next — United States Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat from Vermont, peers out from behind a curtain before walking on stage and taking the podium to address the Democratic National Convention in support of presidential candidate Barack Obama in Denver, Colorado, on Tuesday evening, August 26, 2008. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#78
Across The Aisle Agreement — U.S. Senator John McCain, Republican Arizona, center right, huddles with Senator Carl Levin, Democrat Michigan, to discuss strategy at the conclusion of the daily member’s meeting in the Mansfield room near the United States Senate floor on Monday morning, March 26, 2001 on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. The members meeting is a daily meeting of campaign finance reform supporters where they discuss the coming day's tactics. At right, Mark Buse, McCain's lead advisor for the McCain/Feingold campaign finance reform bill, looks on with one of Levin's aides at left. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#79
Reckoning With Reality — Pulling into his seventh stop of the day, Republican Presidential candidate and former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, Kansas, looks out a back window of his campaign bus as he arrives at his final rally of the day in Stockton, California Saturday, October 26, 1996. Dole lost his bid for the presidency in a landslide defeat to President Bill Clinton 10 days later. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#80
Sun & The Sea — Fishing along the Cilentan Coast on the Trainman Sea during a warm and sunny 2019 August afternoon in Ispani, Italy. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) © Stephan Savoia
#81
White Trash Country Club — Teenage boys swing from a tree-rope before dropping into Bayou Desiard in Ouachita Parish near Monroe, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe News-Star-World Circa Early 1980s
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Standing Post — A United States Secret Service agent stands post at a campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain, Arizona, and his vice presidential running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, as the candidates arrive at a campaign rally in Fairfax, Virginia, on Wednesday morning, September 10, 2008. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#83
Voters to Greet & Hands To Shake — Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain, Arizona, reaches into a crowd of Clemson University students to shake their hands after a McCain 2000 campaign rally at Clemson University on Wednesday night, February 16, 2000. McCain is campaigning in South Carolina for that state's upcoming presidential primary. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#84
Athletics, Culture & Art — Mary Ellen Clark of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, spins in mid-air during the 10 meter platform diving competition Sunday, July 26, 1992 at the XXV Olympiad in Barcelona, Spain. Clark placed second overall at the event's heat. Antoni Gaudí's Basílica i Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is seen in background at right. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Where The Sausage Is Made — Mark Salter, chief-of-staff for U.S. Senator John McCain, Republican Arizona, rubs his eyes as McCain's political advisor John Weaver, right, looks over some papers in Salter's office on Capitol Hill Wednesday afternoon, March 21, 2001 in Washington, D.C. McCain was on the Senate floor taking part in the third day of debate over his campaign finance reform bill. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#86
One Man's Stress Is Another Man's Joy — Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton works the crowd after a campaign rally as a Secret Service agent is primed to protect the candidate from overly handsy well-wishers in Cleveland, Ohio, on November 2, 1992. Clinton is four stops into a grueling nonstop 10-city campaign event schedule, with six stops remaining, before he arrives in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Election Day, November 3rd, to cast his vote. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#87
Dog Walker in Paris — A woman who has been walking her dogs on the streets of Paris, France enters her apartment building on a 2019 summer sunny Saturday afternoon. (Photo by Stephan Savoia)
#88
Burned Out — Linda Butler kneels and brushes back her hair in an attempt to calm herself in the backyard of her Phelps Circle home in Hampton, Virginia, on Sunday afternoon, September 21, 2003. Butler's house was destroyed in a fire early Sunday morning when a candle she was using for light caught her bathroom on fire. Butler, like hundreds of thousands of Virginians, have been without electricity since Hurricane Isabel ripped through the area on Thursday. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Post Game Locker Room — Standing in the kitchen of their Baton Rouge, Louisiana home eight year-old Katie Woods, removes her dirty football uniform handing her helmet, shoulder pads and jersey to her father, Dr. Danny Woods, after her final game of the season. Katie scored a touchdown during the game which ended in a tie. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana Sunday Advocate Magazine on December 3, 1989
#90
A Critical Critique — U.S. President Bill Clinton and Russian President Boris Yeltsin share a laugh after Yeltsin criticized the minds of journalists during a bilateral meeting news conference in Hyde Park, New York. Former U.S. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s “Val-Kill” cottage is where the two world leaders met Monday afternoon, October 23, 1995 in a sidebar meeting on the third day of the 50th Anniversary meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#91
Fatherly Love — Leonard Rucker gives his son Jamar Rucker, #32, of the Pee Wee Cougars a hug on the sidelines during a time-out in the first half of their championship game. The Cougars had just scored a touchdown to jump off to a 6-0 lead. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa 1986
#92
Final Hours - No Reprieve — Jimmy Wingo, tried and convicted of murdering Newton and Erline Brown during a home invasion, has just learned the Louisiana State Penitentiary and Prison Farm Pardon Board has not commuted his death sentence. Sara Easley, Wingo’s mother, attempting to comfort herself and her son for the final time, is also saying her last goodby just hours before his execution is carried out on June 16, 1987 in Angola, Louisiana. (Photo By Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate
#93
Sharing Candy… With A Boy — Rebekah Bedwell, 10, offers to share her bag of candy corn with Cole Ladner, 13, at the livestock barn on the Louisiana State University campus Thursday afternoon, November 13, 1986. Rebekah and Cole are neighbors from Franklin, Louisiana who are each showing three of her uncle, Bobby Smith’s, sheep at the Block & Bridle Club’s Rodeo and Livestock Show. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate
#94
On A Seagull's Wings — Flowers, left in remembrance for victims of the Swissair Flight 111 crash, lie on the rocks of Peggy's Cove, in the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia, Canada as the sun begins to set on Wednesday evening, September 9, 1998. The Swissair MD-11 jetliner crashed into the Atlantic Ocean several miles off the coast of Peggy's Cove killing all 229 on board Wednesday, September 2, 1998. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#95
A California Dream — With the glow of a television screen cast upon his face Republican presidential hopeful, Senator John McCain, hugs his wife Cindy after hearing the television news announcement that he has won the California Presidential Primary at his election night command post in Phoenix, Arizona, Tuesday night, February 5, 2008. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#96
Just Short — San Francisco 49’ers fullback Tom Rathman (44) tucks the football as he leaps over the New Orleans Saints defensive line toward the end zone during an NFL football game at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. Rathman came up inches short on the play, only to cross the goal line for a touchdown on the next play with the exact same play called. Circa Mid 1980s. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#97
Missing Clint… Happiness After Grief (1 of 2) — United States Army Staff Sargent Clint Joseph Story was killed in action during the battle for Ramadi, Iraq in August 2006, a week after his mid-tour leave ended and he had returned to theater. Story left behind his wife Melissa and his four year old daughter, Deli. Nine months later Clint II was born, never to meet the father who conceived him while on leave… In this photo, Dela Story eats her lunch as her mom Melissa bags the trash while they share a laugh in the kitchen of their apartment in Palmer, Massachusetts, Thursday, May 17, 2007. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Missing Clint… To Life (2 of 2) — Melissa Story holds her son baby Clint Jr. while handing her daughter Dela a juice pouch while standing in the kitchen of their Palmer, Massachusetts, apartment Wednesday, May 16, 2007. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#99
Yelberton's Legacy — New York Giants quarterback Kerry Collins covers his face after being sacked by New England Patriots defensive lineman Richard Seymore (95) during fourth quarter action of their NFL game in Foxboro, Massachusetts, Sunday afternoon October 12, 2003. Collins left the game as the Patriots defeated the Giants 17-6. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#100
Lost In Educational Segregation — Only a decade after public schools were fully desegregated in Louisiana, a pair of school dropouts working toward their high school equivalency diploma stand in front of a chalkboard at the Monroe Learning Center in Monroe, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa 1980-1984
#101
Protester Meditation — A protester claps his hands together as he sits on a rock-strewn street near a gate in the security fence surrounding the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, Canada, on Saturday afternoon, April 21, 2001. Confrontations between police and protesters continued for a second day while 34 heads of state from the western hemisphere gathered to discuss the possibility of creating the world's largest free trade zone. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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No Thank You — A protester at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City, Canada throws a tear gas canister back at police during one of several confrontations Friday night, April 20, 2001. Confrontations between police and protesters began after demonstrators pulled a security fence down Friday afternoon shortly before the Summit, where 34 heads of state from the western hemisphere gathered to discuss trade issues, got underway. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#103
Frightened (1/3) — A nervous horse being rescued from rising flood waters by Missouri Humane Society volunteers near Portage Des Sioux, Missouri falls overboard from the flat bottom boat (top photo) being used to transport the equine to high ground during the Great Midwest Floods of 1993 on August 6, 1993. Handler John Wirtel was holding the horse’s bridle when they both tumbled from the boat into the water. Once overboard the equine struggles to keep from going under (middle photo) as Missouri Humane Society veterinarian Joel Pounds (wearing cowboy hat) holds on to a bridle rope while Wirtel, right, swims toward the horse in an attempt to calm and coax the steed back to the boat before he drowns. Managing to maneuver the horse alongside the rescue boat he fell from, Wirtel (bottom photo right)) attempts to calm the frightened animal by covering his eyes with a towel. Never able to bring the horse back aboard, Wirtel and his team managed to calm their charge while delivering him to high dry ground and safety. (AP Photos/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#104
Frightened (2/3) — A nervous horse being rescued from rising flood waters by Missouri Humane Society volunteers near Portage Des Sioux, Missouri falls overboard from the flat bottom boat (top photo) being used to transport the equine to high ground during the Great Midwest Floods of 1993 on August 6, 1993. Handler John Wirtel was holding the horse’s bridle when they both tumbled from the boat into the water. Once overboard the equine struggles to keep from going under (middle photo) as Missouri Humane Society veterinarian Joel Pounds (wearing cowboy hat) holds on to a bridle rope while Wirtel, right, swims toward the horse in an attempt to calm and coax the steed back to the boat before he drowns. Managing to maneuver the horse alongside the rescue boat he fell from, Wirtel (bottom photo right)) attempts to calm the frightened animal by covering his eyes with a towel. Never able to bring the horse back aboard, Wirtel and his team managed to calm their charge while delivering him to high dry ground and safety. (AP Photos/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Frightened (3/3) — A nervous horse being rescued from rising flood waters by Missouri Humane Society volunteers near Portage Des Sioux, Missouri falls overboard from the flat bottom boat (top photo) being used to transport the equine to high ground during the Great Midwest Floods of 1993 on August 6, 1993. Handler John Wirtel was holding the horse’s bridle when they both tumbled from the boat into the water. Once overboard the equine struggles to keep from going under (middle photo) as Missouri Humane Society veterinarian Joel Pounds (wearing cowboy hat) holds on to a bridle rope while Wirtel, right, swims toward the horse in an attempt to calm and coax the steed back to the boat before he drowns. Managing to maneuver the horse alongside the rescue boat he fell from, Wirtel (bottom photo right)) attempts to calm the frightened animal by covering his eyes with a towel. Never able to bring the horse back aboard, Wirtel and his team managed to calm their charge while delivering him to high dry ground and safety. (AP Photos/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Mesmerized Voters — Lauren McLaughlin, right, and Sarah Camp, both juniors at the University of South Carolina, listen as Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain, Arizona, addresses supporters at a McCain 2000 campaign rally on the University of South Carolina campus in Columbia, South Carolina on Wednesday, February 2, 2000. McCain, who won New Hampshire's first presidential primary in a landslide on Tuesday, is campaigning in South Carolina. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#107
Hangover — John Fiorenzo, center, catches a brief nap during the address to the graduates at his Boston College Commencement ceremony while a classmate yawns behind him at Alumni Stadium on the university's campus in Boston, Massachsetts on Monday, May 21, 2012. Fellow graduates Patrick Dingham, left, and Brandan Kirby, right, watch the stadium's scoreboard jumbotron. All of the men received their Bachelors of Science degrees from the university's Carrol School of Management. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Retreat — M.F. Perry, right and his granddaughter Kimberly Tatum, 8, are among a group of storm watchers who turn and run from the rising surf and crashing waves on Elbow Beach Monday morning, August 14, 1995 as Hurricane Felix barrels down on the Island of Bermuda. Felix is expected to make landfall early Tuesday morning, August 14th on the North Atlantic Island. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#109
Bouncing Sound — A young boy listens to the sounds created by moving air as two friends bounce inside a inflatable moon-walk balloon in Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe News-Star-World Circa 1983
#110
Stunned Sadness — Mia Grifalconi, a scientific assistant with the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, sits next to a dead infant pilot whale as the sun begins to break through the clouds after a night spent attempting to rescue 43 pilot whales that died in a mass stranding on Squaw Island in Hyannisport, Massachusetts on Cape Cod Tuesday December 12, 1990. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#111
After The Fall — Firemen are seen spraying water on the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center through the window of a New York City Transit Authority bus parked on the corner of Maiden Street and Broadway in New York City's lower Manhattan Tuesday afternoon September 25, 2001. City buses were placed across several cross streets on Broadway to block the view of the fallen towers while members of the New York City police department and National Guard told spectators and members of the press to keep moving saying pictures are not allowed. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#112
Sawdust To Sweets — Sister Hanne-Marie, a Trappistine novice nun at St. Mary’s Abby in Wrentham, Massachusetts, feeds a group of week-old calves in the abby’s dairy barn early Monday morning August 21, 1995. Hanne-Marie, who was a journalist in Norway before joining the religious order, works in the abby’s calf barn tending to the order’s cows. The Trappistine Sisters of Wrentham raise milking cows and use their milk to craft assorted handmade chocolates one batch at a time. Profits from their candy making supports their abby. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#113
WWII, The Law, Then Politics — Republican Presidential candidate and former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole greets supporters as he takes the podium during a campaign stop in the United State’s Southwest early in his 1996 presidential run. Dole, was seriously wounded in action during WW II as his U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division fought Nazi troops in Italy’s Apennine mountains. Dole's injuries required years of recovery and therapy, leaving him with permanent limited use of his right arm. Dole, a resident of Russell Kansas, went on to become a lawyer before running for elected office and a career in politics. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#114
Bayou Country Fog — School buses pick up students in a heavy South Louisiana early morning fog on the outskirts of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate Circa Mid 1980s
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Something Timothy Leary Did Not Talk About — A psychiatrist at Boston’s Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital specializing in working with people who suffer from “acid” induced flashbacks years after they stopped using LSD poses for a photograph in his hospital building’s office. Due to the nature of the practice and a sensitivity his patients have to stimulus, his office is completely barren with only two chairs, a lamp and plain white walls. Circa 1991-1992. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
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Dig Yourself — Addicts Take Hard Road Back To Life - Blue Waters is a 28-day in residence four week addiction treatment program where residences participate in encounter group sessions each morning throughout their stay. Third week group members Michael Hall, left to right, John Rushing, Cyrus Chaney and Abner Batiste confront a group member responding to his denial with laughter. Group counselor Susan Hodas, second from left, casts a skeptical expression toward the unnamed group member’s explanation. Photo by Stephan Savoia Published by the Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Times & Morning Advocate on November 27, 1989
#117
“High Black Water, The Devil's Daughter” — Holding her four-month-old son Kevin Hebert, Tracey Ledet brushes back her hair as she waits in the hot sun for a boat to take her and her young son to their flooded home on Roland Henery Street in Montegut, Louisiana, Friday morning, October 4, 2002. Flood waters brought by Hurricane Lili caused extensive damage to the community of 4,000. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#118
Final Stop — Arizona Republican presidential candidate Senator John McCain steps onto his plane after acknowledging the cheers of supporters at his final 2008 campaign rally on election day, Tuesday, November 4, 2008, in Grand Junction, Colorado. McCain, who lost to Senator Barack Obama later that night, decided he would make two last campaign stops after casting his vote that morning in Phoenix, Arizona. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#119
Flying Old School — Jack Keahey, center, prefers to pilot his restored 1942 Boeing - Stearman PT-13 biplane trainer from the second seat where, at an altitude of 1,000 feet and an airspeed of 100 miles per hour, he surveys the air space around his aircraft. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Monroe Louisiana News-Star-World Circa Early 1980s
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Autumn Bilat — U.S. President Bill Clinton, left, speaks with Russian President Boris Yeltsin as they sit in Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt's porch chairs behind Eleanor's “Val Kill” cottage Monday, October 23, 1995 in Hyde Park, New York. The presidents are holding a bilateral meeting during a break in the 50th Anniversary session of the United Nations. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#121
“Maggie - I Think I Got Something To Say To You” — Maggie and her friend / chauffeur Butch Jones, drive along Government Street during a warm and glaring sunlit summer afternoon in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Stephan Savoia) Published by The Baton Rouge Louisiana State-Time & Morning Advocate Circa Mid-Late 1980s
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Thank you for your interest and attendance. Sincerely, Stephan Savoia — A World Trade Organization protestor holds up the sign of Peace and a daisy during a lull in WTO rioting as confrontations continue between riot police, peaceful protestors and anarchist groups in downtown Seattle, Washington, on Tuesday afternoon, November 30, 1999. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia) © The Associated Press
#123
On Assignment — Stephan Savoia aboard the research vessel “OCEARCH” while assigned to cover the vessel and her crew’s efforts to capture, study, tag and release North Atlantic Great White Sharks off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Thursday, September 13, 2012. (Photo by Gretchen Ertl) © Gretchen Ertil
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