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 | Harry Goodwin, Washington Post, 1955 |
| Washington Post photo copy boy, Wally McNamee, in a coat, tie and 17-inch Graflex camera in hand works on the sidelines of a Baltimore Colt football game. Wally McNamee consistently pays tribute to the training he received in sports photography, in terms of preparing him to understand what was going on and being at the right place at the right time to get the best image. |
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| Wally McNamee’s son, Win McNamee, is also a photojournalist. Win says of his dad, “My father used to say, ‘If you want to be a good photographer, study a lot of photographs.’” Win also refers to his father as, “My best friend.” |
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