The Eye Behind the Image

Eighty-six years of photography at UNH

In the May 1940 issue of The New Hampshire Alumnus, Hertzel Weinstat '41 describes the late associate professor of physics, Clement Moran: "He was short and stocky of build, but powerful of body; his face was round and aggressive, and a gray fedora inevitably rested squarely on his head. How often have we seen him, in winter and in summer, bent over his camera, eyes glued to the ground glass, hands, white with blackboard chalk, moving the bellows back and forth--a solitary, perhaps lonely little man against the gray backdrop of long afternoons."