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I can only imagine how exhausting a shoot that indeed would have been. Stressful, exhausting and … fun. Personally I think the no light cover shot has a great ‘at-sea’ mood…thank you Ektachrome and a grey day.
As always Joe, thank you for sharing. I have had the privilege of shooting some amazing subjects but I wish the camera in my hands opened such doors.
I love your tributes – You always remind me of the number 1 reason I love photography, which is the connection with people.
Amazing story to honor and amazing man.
Thanks Joe for these awesome images.
Sad to hear about the loss of such a great author. Thank you, Joe for sharing these images.
Great memories, one of my favorite authors he will be missed. But his books will live on and cant wait to read the latest novel when it is available.
I never knew you shot that pic of Mr. Clancy on deck in his yellow jacket. I always loved that shot. It just painted a picture of a man who’s work I admired and enjoyed, in his element, or at least the element his writings would have you believe was his.
What’s funny to me is that I have autographed books by you, and books autographed by Mr. Clancy. My world is smaller or at least more interconnected than I thought!
Thanks for sharing the pics, Joe.
Darren
I love the tales of your interesting journey 🙂
I have loved Clancy’s books and am saddened at his early departure. RIP Tom….
Joe – thanks once again for such an insightful and personal glimpse into a person that many of us feel we already know. Your words are thoughtful and appreciated…..
Epic memories. I love his books..
Great memories and great photos Joe. I’m a longtime fan of Mr. Clancy and it’s sad to see his light extinguished. However, re-reading is the great thing about books. I’m also a furloughed Navy worker. Many if our folks are also Clancy fans.
You do the best tributes. Direct, personal, and honest.
Unfortunatelly, there’s nothing more tk…may his soul rest in peace.
Hunt for Red October is in my personal top three favorites, make that top two. And the guy standing next to Clancy looks a lot like the actor who did that same job on the Red October.
Tom will be missed.
I am always impressed by your photo work Joe but I have come to realize that your thoughtfulness and written words are a really significant part of that feeling. Thanks for being you and sharing it with all of us who are smart enough to follow…
Wonderfull story. Back in the amazing days of film. Just shot and it was a done deal.
Terrific story!
Woa, Marty Forsher. Hadn’t heard his name a long while. I remember Forsher’s repair shop in NY. He was so well known as the premier place to go for camera repairs. Plus his innovative invention of the polaroid back attached to a 35mm you mentioned.
Clancy… Forsher… remembered.