@graigkreindler When I try to choose my favorites from your work, I find myself consistently attracted to two colors—red and blue—that seem like a K...

@graigkreindler What a great question—because you’ve posed it to span the 50-year period during which not a single memorable moment on a ball field w...

Another one for you, Graig: I sometimes read very laudatory comments that some people write to you on social media, and one always strikes me the wr...

When I first started collecting, my favorite photos were Conlon’s images of Walsh’s spitter (1913), Matty with his hands on his hips (1911)—I know you...

So many photographs I would love to have. There’s a closeup of Donie Bush by Charles Conlon that is the only known extreme closeup contact print that ...

I’m frightened, but here goes: Of the photographers whose work you’ve chosen to paint more than once, whom do you think was the most gifted (not you...

@goldsaga My thought on the ‘Type System’ is to learn why it is meaningless. I went into some detail on this point in an answer to Victor Pina above. ...

@vpina87 My advice to all sports photography collectors: forget the ‘Type System,’ which is based on a definition that the authenticators themselves ...

@chvadmin After you have collected for some time, I think it helps to ask yourself, “What am I trying to say with my collection? What stories am I tr...