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The editorial portfolio of award-winning photojournalist Josie Liming. Josie serves Seattle and Bellingham, Washington and is available for assignments throughout the Pacific Northwest as well as worldwide.

  • Atsu Vutsi, 8, plays with duck feathers she unearthed from a manure pile. Most children in the Moso village of Walabi have no toys and thus play with everyday objects they find..
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  • Avondale kindegartner Stephanie Nelson gets up close to her American flag during the nationwide Pledge of Allegiance. News Photo/Josie Liming<br />
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  • Alzheimer's patient Blanch Gilliam considers a baby doll named Missy her own child even though she can't remember her living children or grandchildren. At night, Blanch puts the doll in a dresser drawer for safekeeping.
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  • Jaka Duzhelum, 37, and her twin daughters aerate a manure pile in preparation for spring planting in a small Yunnan Province village. The Moso family lost their home to a fire and struggle to maintain the fields while rebuilding the house by hand.&#xD;<br />
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  • Steve Henderson sits tall in his saddle despite remarks from other rodeo competitors behind him. Henderson was one of few minorities in the rodeo finals.<br />
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  • Despite having two brothers on the team, Georgeanna Smith still feels out of place in the football locker room. For home games, she uses the girls' locker room. On the road, any open restroom or the bus serves the purpose.
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  • Ohio Northern's Mike Heitkamp gets a shot over Heidleberg's Frank Mastroianni during quarterfinal action of the Ohio Athletic Conference Wednesday evening.<br />
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  • After doing hair and makeup on both girls, Peggy Shepard helps Kate Meriwether put on boots while her daughter Alison checks out her dress in a mirror. Meriwether painted the boots to match her date's outfit for their junior prom.<br />
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  • Gene Donaldson, of Sunlight Building Services, washes the windows of the Medical Forum building in downtown Birmingham Wednesday afternoon. The sunny skies permitted the window washers to complete their job. Stand Alone News Photo/Josie Liming<br />
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  • Cheryl Washington catches up on sleep while she sits under the dryer at 5:00am at Carol's Unlimited Design beauty salon on Roebuck Plaza Drive in Birmingham. It took three and a half hours to complete Washington's hair. News Photo/Josie Liming<br />
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  • A Moso woman gets help strapping her baby to her back before heading out in the morning. The Yunnan province village of 300 grew dramatically as family members returned home for the Lunar New Year.<br />
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  • Garret Thompson, of Paducha, Texas, practices his fiddle backstage before competing in the old timers fiddling contest at the Cowboy Reunion in Stamford.<br />
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  • Seven-year-old Mike Lu waits in his hospital bed the day before surgery, to repair a hole in his heart, as his father talks to a doctor. Mike says since he is a boy, he can't be afraid.<br />
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  • Dr. Albert Pacifico stitches up the half dollar-sized hole that was in Mike's heart. Repairing the defect took Pacifico only six minutes; the entire procedure only one hour and 16 minutes.<br />
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  • Shortly after arriving in the CICU (cardiac intensive care unit) , Mike Lu is hooked to a breathing machine and a nurse makes adjustments to one of the many tubes, wires and iv's that sustain Mike.<br />
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  • Although he is still groggy from the anesthesia, Mr. and Mrs. Lu visit with their son Mike several hours after heart surgery and after the bulk of the tubes and monitoring devices have been removed.<br />
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  • Elis Staggs, a pharmacist with UAB, teaches Mr. Lu how to fill a syringe he will soon have to use to administer an antibiotic to his son.<br />
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  • Anxious to get home, Mike and his father check the hallway to see if the wheelchair is ready to take them to the discharge area.<br />
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  • Matricia serves as CJ?s playground while house sitting for her grandparents. She called the baby?s father so he could talk to CJ but he was with friends and refused. &#xA;<br />
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  • Matricia wakes three hours before school starts to fix bottles, bathe CJ and get herself ready. This means the rest of the house has to wait.&#xD;<br />
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  • After finding out from a classmate that she could receive child support from the baby?s father, Matricia immediately scheduled an appointment with a caseworker.&#xA;<br />
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  • Matricia struggles with her studies and makes it to school only two or three days a week. Having a baby at home is too taxing on the teenager.
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  • Although life with CJ is hectic, Matricia finds quality time with him at home when she knows she should be concentrating on homework.&#xD;<br />
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  • Matricia longs to know the mother she never had growing up. She makes monthly trips to Montgomery to stand before the parole board asking for her mother?s freedom.&#xD;<br />
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  • Luckily CJ is a morning baby, who rarely fusses about the diaper routine or being abandoned at the baby sitter.&#xA;<br />
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