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Why the name.... We're often asked why we choose "LifeOnTheWestside" as the title for our Internet Magazine. There are two answers: 1). We are "West-siders" and that’s where our backyards are located, and where we first took the time to smell the roses. And.… 2). Greater Cincinnati is West of New York City, where most of the major media thinks that every place west of the Hudson River is still "Indian Territory" and we want to show that It's NOT! We hope you enjoy your visit. Your LifeOnTheWestside Photographers, Ken Stewart, Terry Armor, Dick Swaim and Charlie Fry III. Please Note: All Photographs presented on this web-site are the © Copyright property of the individual photographers. No reproduction is permitted without express written consent of the photographer who owns the copyright. Photos purchased are sold with the intent of personal use only. All photographs are also available by download for commercial reproduction. All downloads are sold only by special arrangement with the managing editor of LifeOnTheWestside Internet Magazine. For details and download pricing Please e-mail: manager@lifeonthewestside.com mailto:manager@lifeonthewestside.comshapeimage_21_link_0

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** A footnote on Photojournalism: Photojournalism is a particular form of journalism in that a photographer creates candid photographic images in order to tell a news story. It is distinguished from other types of photography by the qualities of timeliness and objectivity, and subjects are not posed for the camera. Recorded as the event happens the photographers images should have meaning, and depict a chronological record of events in a fair, objective and accurate representation of the events, to inform and give insight to the viewer or reader. (source: Wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photojournalisthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photojournalistshapeimage_22_link_0
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