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Slow Is Fast When It Comes To The Queen
Fourth Friday in Uptown Westerville returned under uncertain skies.
Jul 27
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Gary Gardiner
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June 2026
Flying Into Port Columbus In A Piece Of History
I don’t remember the date I flew into Port Columbus in the bombardier’s seat of a B-17, but I remember the experience clearly.
Jun 25
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Gary Gardiner
5
Delinquent Gas Bill Moratorium Ends
My Final Photo News is a reader-supported publication.
Jun 12
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Gary Gardiner
May 2026
1983 - Bills Signed
This series of photos is from the longer history of my work as a news photographer.
May 21
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Gary Gardiner
1
April 2026
My Life In A Display Case
Stuck in a corner of the “Public Opinion: Beyond the Headlines in Westerville” exhibit at the Westerville History Museum is me.
Apr 30
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Gary Gardiner
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Tree Getting New Owner - Gallery
The oak tree at the corner of Brisbane and Barcelona in the Huber Village neighborhood is getting a new owner on Tuesday.
Apr 6
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Gary Gardiner
5
Color, soft edges, and stillness turn a record into a memory
I’ve spent several years photographing the gravestones of Revolutionary War soldiers in and around Westerville, and the longer I do it, the more I…
Apr 2
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Gary Gardiner
3
March 2026
It Was A Great Terrible Day For A Drone
I don’t always take my drone with me, especially on days like today when my drone weather app was glowing red, warning of high wind gusts.
Mar 31
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Gary Gardiner
3
The “What, me worry?” Photographer
Rarely does a day go by without someone asking, “What’s your final photo for today?”
Mar 24
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Gary Gardiner
7
In The Second Act
I’ve come to think that the photographs I care about most are made in the second act.
Mar 17
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Gary Gardiner
4
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More Than F8 And Be There
Practice Presence Is The Harder Part
Mar 13
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Gary Gardiner
5
From Wirephoto to Worldwide: Fifty Years of Changing Photographic Voices
The difference between Photojournalism/76 photographers and those in the 2026 Best of Photojournalism is bigger than the shift from black and white to…
Mar 5
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Gary Gardiner
6
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