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PHOTO ALBUM
64 Photographic 4x6 Inch Prints

Presented in Deluxe Photo Album,
@9 x 12 inches, 64 pages
Fuji Crystal Archive Lustre Paper

This is the original collection from my archive presenting 62 B&W and 9 Color Images in total on 64 prints. Each image is printed to perfection on Fuji Crystal Archive Photographic Paper... and each 4x6 inch print is accompanied with its own index card containing an identifying thumbnail image with pertinent text citing scene location and technical camera information. A reference page lists the entire catalog in numerical order. The frontispiece is a striking montage of five Kennedy photographs.


CATALOG OF PRINTS:

101.- “Amongst Friends” 102.- “Astoria Gathering” 103.- “Astoria Speech” 104.- “Astoria Nurses" 105.- “Beach Run” 106.- “Coast Stroll” 107.- “With Freckles" 108.- “Coast Encounter” 109.- “Beach Walk” 110.- “Bill Barry” 111.- “Crowd Gathering” 112.- “Facing Issues” 113.- “Eugene Rally” 114.- “With Edith Green” 115.- “Bill Barry Election Night” 116.- “Election Night Defeat” 117.- “Election Night... Moody” 118.- “Triptych” 119.- “Portrait At Dusk” 120.- “Never Fear” 121.- “Alone” 122.- “At Sunnyside” 123.- “Night Silhouette” 124.- “City Club” 125.- “Mock Convention” 126.- “Direct” 127.- “May Rally” 128.- “Kennedy Action Corps” 129.- “Portrait in Black” 130.- “Optimism” 131.- “Night Passage” 132.- “Expressive Hands” 133.- “Unvarnished” 134.- “Up Close” 135.- “Camelot” 136.- “Soulful” 137.- “Pathos” 138.- “Hope” 139.- “About The War” 140.- “Levity” 141.- “Public Repoire” 142.- “Rosey Grier” 143.- “Herb Schmertz” 144.- “Ted Kennedy Press Conference” 145.- “Ted Kennedy Speaking” 146.- “Albany Greeting” 147.- “Whistle Stop” 148.- “First Stop” 149.- “Oregon For Kennedy” 150.- “I Run For The Presidency” 151.- “Public Greeting” 152.- "Caboose Viewpoint" 153.- "Instead Of Despair" 154.- "A Point Of Emphasis" 155.- "Stump Speech" 156.- "The Man The People Found" 157.- "Beach Swim" 158.- "Charisma" 159.- "Corvalis Whistle Stop" 160.- "Portland Rally" 161.- "Coast Run" 162.- "Speech Writers" 163.- "Bobby" 164.- "Warren Beatty"

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"INSPIRED" All Photos Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller

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Catalog No. 111, "CROWD GATHERING"
Catalog No. 122, "AT SUNNYSIDE"
Catalog No. 138, "HOPE"

"STUMP SPEECH"

Whistle Stop, Woodburn, Oregon,

RFK Speech: American Foreign Policy, Vietnam and Nationalism

The Stump Speech Portraits were captured at Woodburn, Oregon during a series of classic Whistle Stops from Portland to Eugene along the Willamette Vally corridor. Using a 300mm Nikkor with an original motorized Nikon F... his speech was rapid fire and RFK continually changed expression as he discussed the issues of the campaign. I shot two rolls of 135 Tri-X film photographing every significant gesture and facial expression he made during this particular speech. This collection is descriptive of Kennedy's compelling emotional range as he spoke about the imposing threat of nuclear war. Kennedy fought to end the War in Vietnam; he pushed for Civil Rights as Attorney General; his positive vision for the advancement of peace, justice, equality and responsibility is as relevant today.

"STUMP SPEECH" Photos Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller

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ROBERT KENNEDY COLLECTION

"RFK MONTAGE"

This montage has been featured as the masthead for our website and in our eBay store during this decade. It combines striking images drawn from our Robert Kennedy Photo Catalog and because of many requests is now offered for sale as a fine art print. The photographs were captured during the May 1968 Oregon Primary Presidential Campaign.

20x14 Inch ARCHIVAL Giclee Print: Printed on Epson Heavyweight Satin Paper, Shipped Flat by USPS PRIORITY MAIL, Insured, Tracking

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"RFK MONTAGE" Copyright © 1968 by Clyde Keller.

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"FACING ISSUES"  Portrait captures a defiant determination at a Portland, Oregon Press Conference held during the May 1968 Oregon Primary. This pose, depicts intensity in its expression and resolve as Kennedy faced the turbulent last days of the presidential campaign... "ALL the guilt and the compassion and the pain..." Kennedy fought for Civil Rights as Attorney General; his positive vision for the advancement of peace, justice, equality and responsibility is as relevant today. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

"ALONE" Compelling portrait of this most notable American taken less than three weeks before his death. This view of Kennedy walking alone is at the Portland International Airport and was unplanned due to a lull in the schedule. I was the only photographer to view this moment. His dog, Freckles is shown accompanying him (to the stage left) in the grass. A 300mm telephoto Nikkor lens was used to emphasize the isolation. This pose, depicts one of the few quiet moments of the turbulent Oregon Primary. Freckles was always close to Robert during these last three weeks. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

"WHISTLE STOP" AWARD WINNING PRINT. Campaign Whistle Stop Photo from May 1968, taken from inside a Caboose at the Albany, Oregon Train Station. Classic Whistle Stop photograph with RFK in silhouette; this is a perfect "Decisive Moment" capturing the crowd's aspirations for change. The pose shows a cross section of supporters reminiscent of Norman Rockwell Americana subject matter, now a bygone era. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

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"PATHOS" is a 1968 Portrait of Robert Kennedy as he was about to enter into the Oregon Primary presidential race. There was always a sense of tragedy about RFK mixed in with the charisma... especially as caught in this telling (off-guard) moment. This disturbingly prophetic pose captures the subjective undercurrents that were always with him, especially regarding the assassination of his brother five years earlier.

"CABOOSE VIEWPOINT" Campaign Whistle Stop photograph taken from inside a Caboose at the Albany, Oregon Train Station. This is an unusual composition with a subjective point of view. Robert is shown with his hand to his forehead. The evocative (tragic) mood created by Kennedy's pose is framed and juxtaposed by the tuba (right) adding to the drama.

Photos Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller

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"FACING ISSUES"  Portrait captures a defiant determination at a Portland, Oregon Press Conference held during the May 1968 Oregon Primary. This pose, depicts intensity in its expression and resolve as Kennedy faced the turbulent last days of the presidential campaign... "ALL the guilt and the compassion and the pain..." Kennedy fought for Civil Rights as Attorney General; his positive vision for the advancement of peace, justice, equality and responsibility is as relevant today. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

"ALONE" Compelling portrait of this most notable American taken less than three weeks before his death. This view of Kennedy walking alone is at the Portland International Airport and was unplanned due to a lull in the schedule. I was the only photographer to view this moment. His dog, Freckles is shown accompanying him (to the stage left) in the grass. A 300mm telephoto Nikkor lens was used to emphasize the isolation. This pose, depicts one of the few quiet moments of the turbulent Oregon Primary. Freckles was always close to Robert during these last three weeks. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

"WHISTLE STOP" AWARD WINNING PRINT. Campaign Whistle Stop Photo from May 1968, taken from inside a Caboose at the Albany, Oregon Train Station. Classic Whistle Stop photograph with RFK in silhouette; this is a perfect "Decisive Moment" capturing the crowd's aspirations for change. The pose shows a cross section of supporters reminiscent of Norman Rockwell Americana subject matter, now a bygone era. Copyright © 1968 Clyde Keller.

Intense street portraits of the two Democratic Contenders for the nomination of their party to run for the U.S. Presidency, both taken during the Oregon Primary, May 1968.  These intimate portrayals came out of from the volatile May 1968 Oregon Presidential Primary Campaign. The poses are revealing of the personalities of both candidates with up-close, intimate camerawork. McCarthy won the Oregon Primary and this portrait was made shortly before that election. The camera I used for all of the Kennedy photographs was an original Motorized Nikon F with Nikkor Lenses. The two portraits were taken with a 55mm "Micro" Nikkor lens, a personal favorite for available light razor sharp portrait photography. 

Please note that the display photo combines the two prints.