April was a good month for photo assignments at the Wisconsin State Journal. I had the chance to photograph the Brewers home opener, the Badger Honor Flight to Washington D.C and even the daughter of Joseph Stalin.
Profile on Lana Peters, or Svetlana Alliluyeva who lives in a small apartment complex in Richland Center. Peters is the daughter of Joseph Stalin. Peters was photographed on a rural road outside of Richland Center Tuesday April 13, 2010. Steve Apps-State Journal.
Counter protester mixes with Tea Partiers that gathered at the State Capitol in Madison, Thursday April 15, 2010. Steve Apps-State Journal.
Madison Memorial hosted Verona High School in girls soccer Tuesday April 20, 2010 at Mansfield Stadium in Madison. Steve Apps-State Journal.
Different generations visiting the World War II Memorial. The Badger Honor Flight made its inaugural flight Saturday April 17, 2010 to Washington DC. The flight gave some veterans the chance to visit some of the different memorials located there. Steve Apps-State Journal.
Milwaukee's Jim Edmonds fields a single by Rockies Carlos Conzalez in the top of the 5th inning. The Milwaukee Brewers hosted the Colorado Rockies in the 2010 season opener at Miller Park, Monday April 5, 2010. For the first time in team history the roof was open for the start of the game. Steve Apps-State Journal.
Ashley Brown and her son Tamarione McReynolds, 4, in the dinning room of their north Madison apartment. About 14,000 Wisconsin families with little or no income, and nearly 2,000 in Dane and Rock counties alone, either are not applying for or are being wrongly denied cash benefits available through Wisconsin Works (W2). This is according to a recent Department of Children and Family report. Ashley Brown who lives on Madison's north side is working her way through W-2 issues. Steve Apps-State Journal.
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