
Photo Courtesy Michael Codas via ESPN Outdoors
There was a great story last week about photojournalist Michael Kodas and his experiences climbing Mt. Everest.
"People are going to these peaks with a badly skewed view of what it's going to entail," said Kodas on NPR's Salt Lake City affiliate station, KUER. "They have no idea at all about the cultural and social challenges as well."
Kodas is a 25-year veteran at the Hartford-Courant, and was a member of the team of photographers that won a Pulitzer Prize for their coverage of the massacre of four employees of the Connecticut lottery by a disgruntled employee in 1999.
KUER Radio Interview with Doug Fabrizio
Michael Kodas Photographs at Mt. Everest
High Crimes at Amazon







