Nov 10, 2013

Sun photographer, Barbara Haddock Taylor

Barbara Haddock Taylor 1 Comment Maryland, The Baltimore Sun Alabama, Annapolis, Barbara Haddock Taylor, Bolshoi, elvis, Fort McHenry, Governor Martin O'Malley, Governor William Donald Schaefer, Hector Ayala, Kirk Bloodsworth, Lombardi Trophy, Moscow, Otakon convention, Owings Mills, Perry Hall Middle School, Ray Lewis, Rodney Henry, Russia, Ruth Parker Eason School, shooting, Siberia, sinkhole, Sr, St. Martin's Home, Super Bowl, Teresa Bartlinski, The Baltimore Sun, Tuskegee

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Barbara Haddock Taylor has been a staff photographer at The Baltimore Sun since 1984. Her assignments at The Sun have sent her from the political halls of Annapolis to Tuskegee, Alabama to Siberia, Russia.
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May 2, 2013

May 2 Photo Brief: Bikini shopping in Stockholm, Drug gangs in Brazil and it’s a dog’s life in Germany

Robert Hamilton 0 Comment Daily Brief, The Baltimore Sun Baghdad, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bucharest, China, Didier Burkhalter, England, Ethiopian, European lobster, Florentijn HofmaFlorentijn Hofman, gangs, Germany, Holocaust Museum, Holy Sepulchre, Holy Thursday, Hong Kong, Jerusalem, Kiev, law students, London, London Zoo, lowland gorilla, Olympics, protest, Qingdao, Rana Plaza, Romania, Salvador, Siberia, South Korea, Spain, Stockholm, Sweden, Ukraine

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Bikini shopping in Stockholm, Brazilian special forces train to control drug gangs as violence soars, European lobster farming in Germany, a doggy gets a lift in a doggy bag and more in today’s daily brief.

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Nov 20, 2012

Nov. 20 Photo Brief: Toxic fashion show, Shiite self-flagellation, Afghanistan’s surplus of orphans and drug users

Nick Tann 0 Comment Daily Brief Afghanistan, Belgium, camels, Chhath, China, Dhaka, donkey, drugs, fashion, Greenpeace, Hinduism, India, Islam, Macy's, martyrs, Mayans, Muharram, orphans, Power Rangers, puma, Shi’ite, Siberia, thanksgiving, The Nutcracker, Toxic Threads

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Greenpeace holds a “Toxic Thread” fashion show in China, Shiite Muslims in Kashmir remember the slaying of the Prophet Mohammed’s grandson, 1 million orphans in Afghanistan, 60,000 drug users in the Afghan capital city of Kabul and more in today’s daily brief.

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Oct 11, 2012

Oct. 11 Photo Brief: NBA visits China, Swiss forces show their might and an 18th-century sunken ship

Robert Hamilton 0 Comment Daily Brief, The Baltimore Sun aircraft, Aleppo, Beijing, Berlin, Berolina Circus, bishops, China, dunk, Emu, F/A-18 Hornet, fashion, galleon, Germany, giraffe, India, jet, Malala Yousatzai, marching, NBA, Pakinstan, parachute, Psy, Siberia, Sicily, snow, Spanish, St. Peter's Square, Swiss Guard, Syria, Ukraine, Vatican

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The NBA makes social call to China, The Swiss air force puts on a display, a sunken 18th-century Spanish galleon is found off the coast of Sicily and more in today’s daily brief.
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