Photographs and text follow a high school football team from the first practice of summer to choosing the final team through the games of the fall season, focusing on the daily interaction and discipline of the players, their defeats as well as their victories.Explores the exciting world of high school football in text and photographs that follow a team from tryouts to the end-of-season game, with a look at the players, coaches, fans, and others who make the game

Go, Team, Go!

Henry Horenstein

Children's Books

Simon&Schuster Children's Publishing

Follows the players and coaches of the Boston Red Sox baseball team as they practice and play exhibition games during their spring training.

SPRING TRAINING

Join nine-year-old Hubaldo Romero Paez in Venezuela as he introduces his friends, his family, and his favorite sport-baseball. Complemented by a map and an English-Spanish baseball glossary, Hubaldo s story is an inviting introduction to a foreign land viewed through the lens of a shared passion. “This dynamic sports photo-essay will be fun for sports fans and effective for social studies units. -Booklist

Baseball in the Barrios (Collections 00 Y006)

Education & Reference

Steck-Vaughn Company

Black and White Photography: A Basic Manual (The Crafts series)

A photography instructor guides individuals in the mechanics of taking, developing, and printing black-and-white pictures

Black and white photography: A basic manual (The Crafts series)

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Little,Brown

Histories: Tales from the 70's If I was a photographer, I could still be an historian of sorts and not have to read so many boring books. Foreward Tom Rankin 2016, Honky Tonk Editions Hardcover edition.

Histories: Tales from the 70's

Honky Honk Editions

Honky Tonk

Individual Artists

Chronicle Books+

While at grad school in the early 1970’s Henry Horenstein would attend Speedway races, in New England to see his brother in law compete. In front of his camera the drivers would fly around the track in beat-up cars customised for racing at break neck speeds in the hopes of small town glory. Horenstein's joyful images present us with a slice now of what the world of motor racing looked like then, before racing became big business, as it slowly morphed into Nascar - the worlds fastest growing sport. “I was still in grad school and I was looking for subjects. There had to be good pictures there for a wanna-be historian-with-a-camera. What better than an old-school sport that would certainly be extinct one day? I’m still waiting. My brother-in-law Paul raced stock cars―old. Paul’s cousin Dickie Simmonds owned the local Gulf station and modified the junkers that Paul drove at places like the Seekonk Speedway (Seekonk, MA) and the Thompson Speedway (Thompson, CT). Paul and Dickie had friends in low places.” Henry Horenstein "As I started to look at the photos I recognized most of the cars and I began to marvel at the skills of some of these drivers and their teams for keeping these heaps going. They must have been geniuses... As I looked over the photos for a second time I noticed that for a book about stock car racing there are more pictures of the people than their cars and this is something else that Henry and I share. On Car Talk we used the cars as an excuse to talk to people and get to know them and their stories." Ray Magliozzi

Speedway 1972

STANLEY/BARKER

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