The June 1970 edition of Nebraskaland Magazine accepted entries for the “Nebraskaland Festival of Color Photo Contest,” a first in its history.
Stories
Forensic Entomology
The life stages of insects, such as blow flies or carrion beetles, found on a corpse can give clues about how long the person has been dead and help build a timeline of the crime.
Addicted to Eagle Photography
Teri Elmshauser can’t wait for Lake McConaughy to freeze over. It means she can feed her “addiction” — photographing bald eagles.
Did the Sheriff Commit the Crime?
Photographer Solomon Butcher made this photo in 1905. Nine years later, one of the men was involved in a sensational trial.
Ice Fishing Clinic
The on-ice portion of this weekend’s ice fishing clinic in Norfolk has been canceled. Classroom presentation is still scheduled, be there!
Chasing the Northern Lights
Photographer Erik Johnson shares how to capture photos of the Northern Lights, including ideal conditions and camera tips.
