Portrait of Ammon Hennacy

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Image Title: Portrait of Ammon Hennacy

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By: Jerry Currier
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Jerry Currier {Karma:358}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon L1
Categories	Journalism Photoart	Film Format	35mm B&W flm
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 50mm, f1.5
Uploaded	7/30/2006	Film / Memory Type	Tri X Pan
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Critiques	6	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Salt Lake City State - UTAH Country - United States
About	Ammon Hennacy was a self styled "Catholic anarchist." I met him in the early 1960s and started a photo essay about him. It got put aside and I just recently discovered the 35mm negatives stored in an old metal trunk in my office cum digital darkroom along with several hundred other negatives from the 1950s and 1960s. It was quite a thrill to find them as I thought they had been lost in the intervening half century.

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Jeremy Harmon {K:21} 1/19/2016

You can email me at jharmon@sltrib.com

Hope to hear from you.

Jeremy Harmon {K:21} 1/18/2016

Jerry, if you get this message, I'm interested in talking to you about licensing this photo and any others you may have of Ammon.

I've been working on a project about Joe Hill for the past year and plan to include a profile of Hennacy and his work in Salt Lake City.

I work at The Salt Lake Tribune.

Jerry Currier {K:358} 8/1/2006

He had piercing eyes that you often felt could look into your soul! Thanks for commenting.

Jerry Currier {K:358} 8/1/2006

Glad you like it, thanks.

Marcin Gorski {K:12388} 7/31/2006

as Ana said - great

ana ribeiro {K:21290} 7/30/2006

great portrait:))

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