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December 29, 2012

Photographers pick favorite images

Photographers’ favorite photos aren’t necessarily the ones that tell the big stories or capture the most important events of the year. The best photos -- whether of a fire scene, a dramatic moment at a sporting event, a political rally or just a toddler playing at the park — are ones that make a connection with viewers.

They may tug on our emotions, make us feel like part of the action, or just surprise us with an unexpected view of something ordinary.

We asked Salem News staff photographers Ken Yuszkus and David Le to choose some of their favorite images from the past year. Here are some of their picks.

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  • Friendship of Salem 1 Preserving a Friendship

    SALEM — A series of repairs to the Friendship will be completed this month, but National Park Service staff say work on the three-masted ship will stretch to infinity.

    May 20, 2013 4 Photos

  • Cummings to build on Dunham Road site BEVERLY -- Cummings Properties is planning to build a five-story office building on Dunham Road in what would be the company's first development on the 54 acres of land it purchased in 2011. The building would go up next to the only building currentl

    May 20, 2013

  • 130519_SN_KYU_STJOHNS_4 A day of pasts, presents and futures

    As the 300 members of St. John's Prep's Class of 2013 paraded into the tent for graduation yesterday, the past was walking in front of them. Literally, that's because members of the class of 1963 -- wearing straw hats rather than mortarboards -- were

    May 20, 2013 2 Photos

  • Trial to begin in case of Salem woman injured in T crash SALEM -- This month is the four-year anniversary of the MBTA trolley accident caused by a distracted subway driver who texted his girlfriend right before the crash. An estimated 50 riders went to the hospital on May 8, 2009, including Samantha Matte

    May 20, 2013

  • 130516_SN_DLE_LANGLAIS2 New Danvers selectman has worked her way up DANVERS -- For about 10 years, accountant Diane Langlais served on the Finance Committee, an important town body that gets little attention as it oversees the town budget, warrant articles and capital improvement plans that go before Town Meeting. Bu

    May 20, 2013 2 Photos