Image Contributors
2017
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Barbara Johnston is currently a university photographer at Notre Dame. She worked as a staff photographer for The Philadelphia Inquirer from 1989 to 2008. She has covered local, national and international assignments including the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, the Kentucky Derby, two Triple Crown Belmont Stakes and the 2008 and 2009 World Series. She traveled to Italy and Ireland for a serial story titled “Catholic Crossroads in Europe.” Her work has appeared in major publications including The Washington Post, The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, People, Life Magazine and Newsweek. Her work has also been published on the book cover and inside of “Millennium Philadelphia: By the staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer” and “Champions: A Look Back At The Phillies Triumphant 2008 Season.” Johnston has placed in national and regional awards competitions including NPPA Best of Photojournalism, Keystone Press, and Editor & Publisher, Photos of the Year.
Additional portrait photography provided by
The Messenger newspaper, Fort Dodge, IA, the Nashville Predators, David Borer.
2016
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Barbara Johnston
Additional portrait photography
Phil Cantor, Matt Cashore and Alex Trautwig.
2015
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Barbara Johnston
Other Contributors
Eric Bakke, David Matuzeski , Christopher Yates , CBS Sports Network , Chicago Blackhawks
2014
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Barbara Johnston
Other Contributors
Matt Cashore, Michelle Lee, Marc Olivier Le Blanc, Richard Howard, Kathy Anderson, Matt Roth
2013
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Barbara Johnston
Other Contributors
Barbara Banks, Ron Dressel, Sara Press, Cathy Pisano
2012
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Barbara Johnston
2011
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Mike Bennett and his wife, Sue, have been photographing Notre Dame events for the past 29 years. They own Lighthouse Imaging which maintains the sports displays in Heritage Hall at the Joyce Center and have produced the official Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore football calendar for the last eight years. In 2003 Mike was awarded an honorary monogram from the University for his longtime service to the athletics department. The Notre Dame Club of Saint Joseph Valley also honored him in 2006 with the University of Notre Dame Award of the Year.
Matt Cashore, a 1994 Notre Dame graduate, is one of the official photographers for the University of Notre Dame. He has been shooting photos on the Notre Dame campus since 1990 and has been a regular at Irish sporting events for years. He has contributed extensively to Notre Dame Magazine and has had his sports photos published in Sports Illustrated, New York Times and ESPN The Magazine. He teamed with Notre Dame Magazine editor Kerry Temple to produce the 2007 book Celebrating Notre Dame.
Barbara Johnston is a University photographer at Notre Dame. Previously, she worked as a staff photographer for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1989 until 2008. An award-winning photographer, she has covered local, national and international assignments, and her work has appeared in major publications including the Washington Post, New York Times, New York Times Magazine, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, ESPN The Magazine, People, Life Magazine and Newsweek. Her work has also been published on the book cover and inside of Millennium Philadelphia by the staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Champions: A Look Back at the Phillies’ Triumphant 2008 Season.
John Konstantaras is a freelance photojournalist who has worked in the Chicago area for more than 25 years. He currently works with the Chicago News Cooperative by providing photos for the Chicago edition of the New York Times. Formerly a Chicago Tribune picture editor, he has edited and photographed major Chicago sports, news, features and business events. He has worked on books about the Chicago Bears and the White Sox World Series championship and edited special sections on the Olympics, the Bears and the Cubs. Konstantaras was a member of the Tribune team that won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Journalism for “Gateway to Gridlock,’’ a series on air-traffic congestion.
Peter Tobias is a freelance photographer based in Philadelphia. He has completed assignments for the PEW Charitable Trusts, Comcast, and Corbis and was a staff photojournalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer from 1993 to 2008 where he covered a wide range of international, national and regional assignments. He has photographed stories in Somalia, Sierra Leone, India and the Niger Delta, and covered the post-9/11 conflict in the Middle East. He has received national awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, the National Headliners Award, the Knight Ridder Excellence Awards for his work in Central Asia and Pictures of the Year.
2010
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Matt Cashore, a 1994 Notre Dame graduate, is the official photographer for the University of Notre Dame. He has been shooting photos on the Notre Dame campus since 1990 and has been a regular at Irish sporting events for years. He has contributed extensively to Notre Dame Magazine and has had his sports photos published in Sports Illustrated, the New York Times and ESPN The Magazine. He teamed with Notre Dame Magazine editor Kerry Temple to produce the 2007 book Celebrating Notre Dame.
Cashore coordinated the art for Strong of Heart: Profiles of Notre Dame Athletics 2010 and personally shot the images of Tim Abromaitis, Paul and Linda Demo, Kevin Dugan, Danielle Green, Teddy Hodges, Joe Montana, Joe Piane, Adam Sargent, John Scully, Jen Sharron, Chris Stewart, Laurie Wenger and Jimmy Zannino.
Other Contributors
Bill Artman of Bill Artman Photography Inc. in Shawnee, Kan. (Steve Boda), Chris Hildreth of Duke Photography in Durham, N.C. (Pat Garrity), Robert Bruni of Ambience Photography in San Diego (Skylard Owens), Terrell Lloyd of RTL Photography in Foster City, Calif. (Ted Robinson), Rick Hopkins of Life Reflections Photography in New Bern, N.C. (Nicholas Sparks), Layne Murdoch/NBA Photos (Monty Williams) and Miles Vance of Miles Vance Photography in Beaverton, Ore. (Mariel Zagunis).