My purpose is to give Julian
the credit and honor he deserves. I fi nd his work, save it, collect it and present the images to the world and hope that it will be of interest to future generations. I have over 26,000 images in my
archive. I’ve jointly scanned 20,000 negatives with the Pebble Beach Company; a special thank you to historian Neal Hotelling.
Every day I am contacted by peo-
ple from all over the world. Everyone has a different interest or reason why they are intrigued by Graham’s photos. They Google a name like Salvador Dali and click on the image and it leads them to our website.
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ARNOLD PALMER AT MONTEREY PENINSULA COUNTY CLUB (1963)
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No matter where you go in the world you can go to a golf course and you have an immediate set of friends because of the shared love for the game.
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His negatives are 4x5 nitrate and have to be kept at a certain temperature or they will dissolve. The images are a slice of life, a
moment in time, the way things were. It is especially interesting here on the Monterey Peninsula because the area attracted so many of the celebrities and royalty at the time.
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Ansel Adams and Julian were friends; they used to have dinner together once a week in Carmel Valley. They worked together with the Pebble Beach Company and would talk about photography.
••• As far as documenting the
Monterey Peninsula, I don’t know anyone who has as many extensive photographs. The images are fasci- nating and once he gets introduced to the world people will look at his work as a history of the area.
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Golf has basically taken over my life; I play three to four times a week and play in a lot of tournaments. My husband plays and our trips are around golf; my clothes are even about golf.
–Barbara Brig s-Ander on PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY (1960) SUMMER 2011 /
NCGA.ORG / 63
DR. ALISTER MACKENZIE AT PASATIEMPO (1929)
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