Lindsay Fendt’s Web Portfolio

My name is Lindsay Fendt and I am a graduate of Elon University where I majored in journalism/photojournalism and minored in Spanish and multimedia authoring.  This is my web portfolio.  Links are provided at the top of the page to my different photography portfolios as well as to my reporting for the public good class portfolio.  For writing clips or if you have any questions feel free to contact me at lindsayfendt@gmail.com

Recent Photos

These are a few of the photos I have taken this past semester during my last term as photo editor and during my internship at The Greensboro News & Record.

TEASER PHOTO This photo is part of an ongoing story I have been working on for 5 months about the life of Kitty West. Kitty is a former musician who found out she had a rare form of cancer five years ago. Unable to sing she became homeless and is just beginning to recover. The completed multimedia piece will be finished next week and appear as part of a homelessness project by Elon’s student newspaper The Pendulum.Kitty likes to sit outside on warm days where she can be with her plants.

From right to left: Lucia Lomax, 3, and Phoenix, 4, and Free Scarbrough, 5 play the chimes at the Weatherspoon Art Museum’s 70th Anniversary celebration Saturday. (Lindsay Fendt, news-record.com)

Elon’s junior guard Terrance Birdette drives the ball under the basket during their game against North Carolina State University.

Rami Merdan, 5, gets his hand painted by artist Edwin Gil while assisted by his mother Joy Merdan. Merdan’s handprint will join thousands of others from all over North Carolina to become part of the nation’s largest diversity flag.

Orange High School defender Natalie Hartmond leaps for a headeragainst Western High School’s Melissa Matias during the first round of the state tournament Wednesday. (Lindsay Fendt/news-record.com)

One of Paperhand Puppet’s massive creations makes its way around the Weatherspoon Art museum with support from guests of the museum’s 70th anniversary celebration, Saturday. (Lindsay Fendt, news-record.com)

TEASER PHOTO This photo is part of an ongoing story I have been working on for 5 months about the life of Kitty West. Kitty is a former musician who found out she had a rare form of cancer five years ago. Unable to sing she became homeless and is just beginning to recover. The completed multimedia piece will be finished next week and appear as part of a homelessness project by Elon’s student newspaper The Pendulum. Kitty West plays her guitar for the first time in months. Since her cancer, the act of playing and singing is physically painful.

Northern Guilford defenseman Colin Bearisto attempts to curb the momentum of Western Alamance’s Andy Vandoros. (Lindsay Fendt/news-record.com)

Senior guard Chris Long led the Phoenix with 20 points against North Carolina State, shooting 5-17 from the field.

Western Alamance High School sophomore Betsy Middleton drives the ball past Orange High School’s MJ Bumgarner in the first round of the state playoffs Wednesday.