All images are property of the Nick DeWolf Estate, 'All Rights Reserved'

Image-use requests are welcome via Flickrmail.
You may also contact the archive directly via:

nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

High-resolution (up to 4000dpi) versions of most images are available for all approved requests.

~ Steve Lundeen, Archivist

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Recommended start page for this archive:
www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/collections/

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The Archive:

The photographs of Nick DeWolf (that's Nick in the buddy icon).

Born in Philadelphia, later a Bostonian and later still a "hall of fame", fountain-designing Aspenite, Nick DeWolf was a unique, inspiring, engaging and curious soul. Co-founder of Boston's Teradyne Corporation, Nick was also a lifelong, extremely passionate and talented photographer, as evidenced by the images presented here at Flickr.

As a photographer, Nick was ever ready and ever present, leaving behind many thousands of pre-digital images, dating well back into the 1950's. He carried a camera with him at all times, usually a family of cameras. If you knew Nick, you got used to this ... eventually, he'd be pointing his camera at you.

I (the Archivist) am working to post Nick's images in their original sets as they are scanned and processed, somewhere in the order of 20-50 images a day. For those wondering about an endgame, as in "How much longer can this possibly go on?", I can only answer, "The mountain is high, the journey is long."

It is my hope and intent to eventually digitize every picture Nick DeWolf ever shot. It is also my hope and intent to post the images here on the web for the scattered members of the DeWolf family, and the public at large, to enjoy.

Nothing would have tickled Nick more.

So, here we go...the world through the eyes of my father-in-law, Nick DeWolf.

Enjoy....

steve lundeen
Seattle, WA, USA

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p.s.
If I have mislabeled or otherwise failed to properly identify anything or anyone in any of Nick's photographs, your attention to detail serves to impress and is much appreciated. Thanks in advance for letting me know....

p.p.s.
For those interested in some biographical information on Nick DeWolf, I include the following links:

Nick's entry at Wikipedia is located here.

A terrific, brief biography of Nick is available here.

A text version of a 2005 interview with Nick is available here.

Nick was featured on the Flickr Blog in November of 2010. That blog entry can be found here.

Several original voice recordings, including Nick's "Poker Story", have been digitized from reel-to-reel tape, and archived here.

(Video - added 10/12/2012)
A 15-minute video of Nick appearing on Aspen's GrassRoots Television (circa 1990), in which Nick offers his opinions on a divisive recall election in Aspen, is available here.

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To search the archive...

Use the Flickr search bar as follows: type any word (for example, "dinosaur"), followed by "dewolf" (be sure to include "dewolf"), then hit enter. If Nick took a photograph of your search item, it should turn up in the results.

To find photos of Nick...

Photographs of Nick DeWolf can be found in this archive by typing "nd" and "dewolf" in the Flickr search bar, or by clicking here.

Interested in Nick's cameras?

Although no specific documentation of Nick's equipment exists, photographs of Nick with his various cameras can be found by using the following search terms: "nd" "dewolf" and "camera", or by clicking here.

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Requests to use Nick's photos are welcome via Flickrmail.
You may also contact the archive directly via:

nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com

High-resolution (up to 4000dpi) versions of most images are available for all approved requests.

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Nick DeWolf's photography was recently featured in the premiere issue of The Alpine Review:




thealpinereview.com/shop/issue-no-1/