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Reader submitted photos

In case you missed it, or haven’t had your fill of snow, The Herald asked readers for their best snow photos. Hundreds were sent in via e-mail, and we displayed a slide show of some on the site.

If you have photos, snow related or otherwise, add them to our community Flickr group at http://www.flickr.com/groups/durangoherald/

The New York Times in Haiti

The New York Times has posted an incredibly powerful slide show, interview and an audio clip with photographer Damon Winter about his experience in Haiti. From New York Times‘ blog The Lens

Damon Winter of The New York Times arrived in Port-au-Prince on Wednesday. He has been traveling through the city in a car shared with Ron Haviv of the VII photo agency and Timothy Fadek, both veteran conflict photographers. James Estrin spoke with Mr. Winter by cellphone at midnight Thursday. Excerpts of their conversation can be heard below.

Click here or on image below to access The Lens

Other New York Times multimedia includes the following pages.

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Interactive

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Video

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