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White House News Photographers’ Association WHITE HOUSE NEWS PHOTOGRAPHERS’ ASSOCIATION PO 7119, Washington, DC 20044–7119 www.whnpa.org OFFICERS Dennis Brack, Black Star, President Stu Cohen, WashingtonPost.com, Vice President Jamie Rose, Freelance, Secretary Jonathan Elswick, Associated Press, Treasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD Susan Biddle (Washington Post) Matthew Cavanaugh (EPA) Allison Shelley (Washington Times) Ed Eaves (NBC News) Pierre Kattar (Washingtonpost.com) Pete Souza, Contest Chair (Chicago Tribune) Pege Gilgannon, Contest Chair (WJLA–TV) Leighton Mark, Education Chair (Associated Press) MEMBERS REPRESENTED Abraham, Mark: Freelance Bennett, Ronald T.: Executive Branch Adlerblum, Robin: CBS News Beverly, Ronald: AOL Ake, J. David: Associated Press Biddle, Susan: Washington Post Alberter Jr., William: CNN Binks, Porter: Sports Illustrated Almanza, Armando: Ventana Productions Bivera, Johnny: Freelance Andrews, Nancy: Detroit Free Press Blair, James: Freelance Applewhite, J. Scott: Associated Press Blair, Adam: CTV Apt Johnson, Roslyn: Freelance Blaylock, Kenneth: Archambault, Charles: U.S. News & World Report Bodnar, John: CNN Arrington, Clyde: ABC News Boston, Bernie: Bryce Mountain Courier Ashley, Douglas: Surburban Newspapers & ABC Boswell Jr., Victor: Freelance TV Bourg, James: Reuters Assaf, Christopher: Baltimore Sun Bowe, Christy: ImageCatcher News Atherton, James: Freelance Bozick, Peter: Freelance Auth, William: Freelance Brack, Dennis: Black Star Awdey, Harry: Student Brandon, Alex: Times-Picayune Bacheler, Peter: Freelance Brantley, James: Washington Times Bahruth, William: Bridges, George: McClatchy / Tribune Baker, David: ITN Bridgham, Kenneth: Ballard, Karen: Freelance Brier, Joseph: Freelance Barrick, Matthew: Caring Magazine Brookner, Naomi: The Gazette Baughman, J. Ross: Washington Times Brooks, Dudley: Baltimore Sun Baylen, Elizabeth: Washington Times Brown, Stephen: Freelance Been, Rachel: AOL Brown Sr., Henry: ABC Beiser, H. Darr: USA Today Bruce, Andrea: Washington Post Benic, Patrick: UPI Bruneau, Elizabeth: AOL 987 988 Congressional Directory MEMBERS REPRESENTED—Continued Bryan, Beverly: WJLA–TV D’Angelo, Rebecca: Freelance Bui, Khue: Freelance Daniell, Parker: Freelance Burgess, Robert: Freelance Daugherty, Bob: Associated Press Burke, Lauren: Freelance Davidson, Linda: Washington Post Burnett, David: Contact Press Images Davis, Amy: Baltimore Sun Burns, David: New York Post de la Cruz, Benedict: Washingtonpost.com Burrows, Alex: Virginian Pilot de la Torre, Noemi: AOL Butler, Francis: Freelance DeArmas, Adrienne: Chris Usher Photography & Cain, Stephen: ABC–TV Associates Calvert, Mary: Washington Times Denesha, Julie: Washington Times Carioti, Ricky: Washington Post Dennehey, Paul: Carlson, David: Canon Desfor, Max: Carrier, J.: Freelance Deslich, Steve: McClatchy / Tribune Photo Service Casey, Sean: NBC4 Devorah, Carrie: Freelance Dharapak, Charles: Associated Press Cassetta, Guido: Freelance DiBartolo, Melissa: Nikon Castner, Edward: Freelance Dietsch, Kevin: UPI Castoro, Susan: Associated Press Dietz, Jim: AP Cavalletti, Mabel: AOL Dillon, Tim: USA Today Cavanaugh, Matthew: EPA Doane, Martin: WJLA–TV Cedeno, Ken: Freelance Dobkin, Lauren: AOL Ceneta, Manuel: Associated Press Dodson, Richard: NBC Chang Crandall, Jennifer: Washingtonpost.com Donaldson, Nancy: WPNI Changuris, Sammy-Zeke: WJLA–TV Douliery, Oliver: Abaca Press Chase, David: Cox Radio Downing, Larry: Reuters Cheris, Eddie: U.S. State Department/DHS/FEMA Drapkin, Arnold: TIME Magazine Chikwendiu, Jahi: Washington Post Dryden, Valerie: Student Chung, Andre: Baltimore Sun duCille, Michel: Washington Post Cirace, Robert: CNN Dukehart, Coburn: USAToday.com Clark, Bill: Roll Call Dukehart Jr., Thomas: WUSA–TV Clark, Kevin: Washington Post Dunmire, John: WTTG–TV Clarkson, Rich: Rich Clarkson & Associaties Eaves, Ed: NBC News Clendenin, Jay: Freelance Eddins, Joseph: Washington Times Cobb, Jodi: National Geographic Edmonds, Ron: Associated Press Cohen, Marshall: Big Marsh News Photos Edrington, Michael: American Forces Network Cohen, Stuart: Freelance Europe Colburn, James: Freelance Ehrenberg Jr., Richard: ABC News Collins, Maxine: BBC TV Elbert II, Joseph: Washington Post Collinson, Luke: ITN Elfers, Stephen: Army Times Publishing Co. Colton, William: Ellsworth, Kathryn: Time Conger, Dean: Elswick, Jonathan: Associated Press Connor, Michael: Washington Times Elvington, Glenn: ABC News Cook, Dennis: Associated Press Epstein, Linda: McClatchy / Tribune Coppage, Gary: GRC Photography & Design Ernst, Jonathan: Freelance Corder, Chris: AOL Ewan, Julia: Washington Post Corporan, Margot: AOL Ewing, David: Freelance Costello, Jeff: AOL Fabiano, Gary: Sipa Press Costello II, Thomas: Asbury Park Press Fagan, Bill: Noritsu America Corporation Couig, Carloine: Discovery Communications Falk, Steven: Philadelphia Daily News Cox Jr., Ernie: Falkenberg, Katie: Washington Times Crane, Arnold: The LaVor Group Farmer, Sharon: Freelance Crawford, Walter: WJLA–TV Feld, Ric: Associated Press Crowley, Stephen: The New York Times Feldman, Roy: Freelance Cuong, Pham: CBS Feldman, Randy: Viewpoint Communications, Inc. Curran, Patrick: WTTG–TV Ferraro, Beth: Newsweek Magazine Curtis, Rob: Army Times Publishing Co. Ferron, Karl: Baltimore Sun Curtiss, Cathaleen: AOL Fiedler Jr., James: AOL Dale, Bruce: Freelance Fielman, Sheldon: NBC News White House News Photographers’ Association 989 MEMBERS REPRESENTED—Continued Figueroa, Noreen: AOL Hartzenbusch, Nanine: Baltimore Sun Fitz-Patrick, Bill: Freelance Harvey, Alan: NBC Folwell, Frank: USA Today Heffner, Michael: AOL Fookes, Gary: Freelance Heikes, Darryl: Freelance Forrest, Meredith: AOL Heilemann, Tami: Department of Interior Forsythe, Jonathan: WashingtonPost.com Heiner, Steve: Nikon Forte, BJ: WTTG–TV Henry, Ashleigh: AOL Foss, Philip: Speed Graphic Herbert, Gerald: Associated Press Foster, H. William: Freelance Hershorn, Gary: Reuters Fox, Lloyd: Baltimore Sun Hicks, David: Washingtonian Fox, Travis: Washingtonpost.com Hillian, Vanessa: Washington Post Fox, Donald: Hinds, Hugh: WRC/NBC Foy, Mary Lou: Washington Post Hoiland, Harald: WUSA–TV / Retired Frame, John: WTTG–TV Holloway, David: Freelance Freeman, Barry: ABC News Hopkins, Gary: AOL Freeman, Roland: Freelance Hopkins, Brian: WJLA–TV Frey, Katherine: Washington Post Horan, Michael: WTTG–TV Fridrich, George: Brighter Images Productions LLC Houlihan, Robert: Washington Times Fuchs, Christian: Washington Times Hoyt, Michael: Catholic Standard Fulton, Bradley: CTV Hutchens, Jeff: Freelance Fuss, Brian: CBS News Imai, Kesaharu: World Photo Press Gail, C. Mark: Washington Post Ing, Lance: WTTG–TV Gainer, Dennis: USA Today Irby, Kenneth: Poynter Institute Garcia, Mannie: Freelance Jackson, Lawrence: Associated Press Gardner, Deborah: AOL Jackson, Karen: WJLA–TV Channel 7 Geiger, Ken: National Geographic Johnson, Fletcher: ABC Geissinger, Michael: Freelance Johnson, Kenneth: ABC–TV Ghanbari, Haraz: Associated Press Johnston, Frank: Washington Post Gibson, Craig: Freelance Jones, Nelson: WTTG–TV Gilbert, Kevin: Blue Pixel Joseph, Marvin: Washington Post Gilgannon, Pege: WJLA Kahn, Nikki: Washington Post Gilka, Robert: Kang, Hyungwon: Reuters News Pictures Ginsburg, Benson: CBS News Kapustin, Doug: Baltimore Sun Glenn, Alexis: UPI Kattar, Pierre: Washingtonpost.com Gmiter, Bernard: ABC News-Retired-Freelance Katz, Marty: Chesapeake News Service Goodman, Jeffrey: NBC/Freelance Kawajiri, Chiaki: Baltimore Sun Goulait, Bert: Washington Times Kennedy, Charles: McClatchy / Tribune Gould-Phillips, Carol: Current Viewpoint Kennedy, Thomas: Washington Post Newseek Goulding, David: Emotion Pictures Interactive Goyal, Raghubir: Asia Today & India Globe/ATN Kennerly, David: Eagles Roar Inc. News Kent, Jeffrey: Press Photographers’ Gallery Grace, Arthur: Freelance Keres, Preston: Washington Post Graham, Douglas: Roll Call Kieffer, Gary: Eurofoto Zurich Gray, Monique: AOL Kirschbaum, Jr., Jed: Baltimore Sun Greenberg, Christopher: Freelance for Bloomberg Kittner, Sam: Freelance News, NYT Kleber, David: Grieser Jr., Robert: ATL Picture Text Agency Kleinfield, Michael: UPI Gripas, Yuri: Reuters Koenig III, Paul: Guzy, Carol: Washington Post Koppelman, Mitch: Reuters Television Hakuta, Michael: Washington Post Newsweek Korab, Alexandra: AOL Interactive Koslow, Jamie: AOL Hall, Ellie: Associated Press Kossoff, Leslie: LK Photos Halstead, Dirck: The Digital Journalist Kottwitz, Kathy: AOL Hamburg, Harry: Retired Kozak, Rick: Military Times Hanka, Roland: ARD German TV Kraft, Brooks: Time Magazine Haring, Paul: Catholic News Service Krehnbrink, Mary: WTTG FOX 5 Harrington, John: Freelance Krieger, Barbara: Freelance/Day Hire Harrity, Chick: Whimsy Works Kuntz Sr., Greg: United States Navy 990 Congressional Directory MEMBERS REPRESENTED—Continued Kuykendal, Stephanie: Freelance/NYT McKee, Staci: WashingtonPost.com Lam, Kenneth: Baltimore Sun McKenna, William: Freelance/BBC Lamarque, Kevin: Reuters McKiernan, Scott: Zuma Press Lambert, H.M.: McLaughlin, David: National Geographic Channel Lamkey Jr., Rod: Washington Times McNamee, Wallace: Freelance Larsen, Gregory: Freelance McNamee, Win: Getty Images Lavies, Bianca: Freelance McNay, James: Brooks Institute of Photography LaVor, Marty: Freelance Mendelsohn, Matthew: Freelance Lawrence, Jeffrey: McClatchy-Tribune Milenic, Alexander: Freelance Lee, James: Army Times Publishing Co. Mills, Doug: New York Times Lee, Erik: WTTG–TV Mole, Robert: NBC Lee, Eric: WTTG–TV Molloy, Michelle: Newsweek Lee, David: Freelance Morris, Peter: CNN Lessig, Alan: Army Times Publishing Co. Morris,
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