On the scene

Oct 10, 2008

Updated Dec 14, 2009

Paul Hartley, a former Overdrive editor and renowned trucking photographer (he’s responsible for our Pride amp; Polish show-truck calendar shots), alerted us to some recent local fame he caught while shooting a new International Lonestar daycab (pictured, courtesy Navistar International) on a main thoroughfare in Wilmington, Ill. While he was shooting, a Wilmington Free Press photographer was shooting him. A slide show of her pictures are posted at the Free Press site.

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