Ed Clark became a photographer
for the Nashville Tennessean in
1930. He was one of only two
shooters, wielding an 8x10 inch
field camera, then later a 4x5 inch
Speed Graphic. Most of the work
was of routine athletic events,
celebrityportraits, car accidents,
or loca politics. 

This rural Tennessee blacksmith
sharpens his tools with his
granddaughter's help.