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Willson Cummer > William F. Edwards, president of New York distribution for National Grid. Edwards stands in front of the historic Art Deco elevators of the building still known in Syracuse as the Niagara Mohawk building./For Newsday
Willson Cummer > Photojournalism: My images appear in national and local publications. I also work on my own documentary projects. I like discovering and telling stories, whether it's with pictures, text, or both. I spent five years as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times and the Plain Dealer, of Cleveland. I enjoy working on deadline and understand the importance of fairness and accurate captions.
Willson Cummer > Claire L. McGrath, 80, said she relies on her cat, named Misfit, to keep her warm in her Syracuse home. McGrath said her most recent National Grid bill was more than $220 for just 24 days of service. She keeps her thermostat at 64 degrees to save money./For Newsday
Willson Cummer > Mark D. Pulver rests his hands on aluminum hatches his company has made for KeySpan Corporation. The 300-lb hatches are for natural gas lines, said Pulver, vice president and general manager of Syracuse Castings, in Cicero, NY./For Newsday
Willson Cummer > A winter hiker near the summit of Algonquin Peak, the second-highest mountain in the Adirondacks, at 5115 feet above sea level. High winds and icy ledges kept Will Cummer, of Wakefield, RI, from reaching the summit on this late-November outing./Personal project
Willson Cummer > Animals are spayed or neutered at the Santa Fe Animal Shelter before they may be adopted. Many dogs waiting for adoption have their own rooms at this $10.2 million facility./For the Santa Fe Animal Shelter
Willson Cummer > Mary Exner, adoptions manager at the Santa Fe Animal Shelter, rests with Gracie, her favorite dog, during a walk at the end of the work day. Gracie arrived at the shelter with four bullet wounds./For the Santa Fe Animal Shelter
Willson Cummer > Dr. Catherine Sayler spays a dog at the Santa Fe Animal Shelter. To save time, Sayler's assistants have already anesthetized another dog, which waits for its operation. Sayler often spays more than a dozen animals in a morning./For the Santa Fe Animal Shelter
Willson Cummer > I photograph weddings and events for colleges, companies and individual clients. I also make portraits on commission and take on sports and photojournalism assignments. I enjoy working in collaboration with my clients, and have developed many long-term relationships. See my portfolios for examples of my work. Each job is different. If there's something you think I could help you with, please give me a call at (315) 863-3487. I'll give examples below of the costs for some jobs. But there are many variables, such as expenses and how you would like to use my images. Prints for sale on my website are offered for personal use only. Copyright laws make it illegal to copy my prints or digital images. I am a member of ASMP and NPPA, and proudly follow their recommendations about business practices and ethics.
William F. Edwards, president of New York distribution for National Grid. Edwards stands in front of the historic Art Deco elevators of the building still known in Syracuse as the Niagara Mohawk building./For Newsday
Willson Cummer > William F. Edwards, president of New York distribution for National Grid. Edwards stands in front of the historic Art Deco elevators of the building still known in Syracuse as the Niagara Mohawk building./For Newsday
William F. Edwards, president of New York distribution for National Grid. Edwards stands in front of the historic Art Deco elevators of the building still known in Syracuse as the Niagara Mohawk building./For Newsday
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