All photos © Ross Mantle.

Open swim, Camp Hill, Pa.

Yvonne Finney makes her way across the Camp Hill pool after finding her granddaughter Madison, 8 (left).  Finney has been going to the pool for over 40 years.  “My son grew up here,” she said.

Ross Mantle is a freelance photographer working in Brooklyn, NY and Pittsburgh PA. To see more of his work go here.

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© Jake Stangel

Jake Stangel is an editorial and commercial photographer based in Portland, OR. He is also the founder of Too Much Chocolate, an online blogazine that focuses on dialogue, support, and exposure within the online photo community.

© Nick Ferrari

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©2009 John Stanmeyer/National Geographic Today we present seven images by John Stanmeyer from the June 2009 issue of National Geographic Magazine. Above: Skilled fingers separate good seed from bad at the International Rice Research Institute in Los Baños, Philippines. “Miracle rice” varieties developed here in the 1960s doubled yields in Asia. Further growth has stalled since the mid-1990s, as investment in agriculture has declined. “Governments thought we’d won the war on food security,” says IRRI Director General Robert Zeigler. “So they put money elsewhere.” Cover: ©2009 National Geographic

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