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Baseball/Photography
12:30 pm
Mon April 1, 2013

Finding Beauty In A Baseball, After The Last Pitch

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Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
Credit Courtesy of Don Hamerman
From Don Hamerman's series Baseballs.
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Originally published on Wed April 3, 2013 9:17 am

As a new season of Major League Baseball begins, one photographer focuses on baseballs past — that is, baseballs that have lain dormant well after their last pitch.

For years, photographer Don Hamerman walked his dog near an old baseball diamond in Stamford, Conn. And in all different seasons, in all kinds of weather, Hamerman picked up old baseballs.

He brought them back to his studio, where they sat around for years until he finally decided to start photographing them in 2005.

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St. Louis From Space
12:22 pm
Tue March 19, 2013

The Meeting Of Mighty Rivers Near St. Louis As Seen From Space

Credit (via Twitter/Photo by Chris Hadfield)
A screen capture of a tweet from Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. The image shows a view very high above St. Louis and was taken aboard the International Space Station in January 2013.
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Here's a view you don't get every day:

It was tweeted in January by the commander of the International Space Station, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. He's been making it his job to not only lead Expedition 35 of the ISS but also amass a dazzling collection of images of the Earth from space.

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