Paul Maclean
The only known photograph of Paul Maclean fishing the Blackfoot River.
The Reverend Maclean
The Reverend Maclean on Seeley Lake, probably tending fishing tackle. Photo by Norman Maclean.
Clara Davidson Maclean
Clara Davidson Maclean at the family cabin at Seeley Lake. Photo by Norman Maclean.
Norman Maclean
Norman Maclean, a college portrait.
Jessie Burns Maclean
Jessie Burns Maclean at the family cabin at Seeley Lake. Photo by Norman Maclean.
Norman Maclean
Norman Maclean at the Stegner Lecture event in Lewiston, Idaho, in 1987, where he gave the lecture. Photo by Jim Hepworth.
Norman Maclean
Norman Maclean, who actually shot left-handed, poses right-handed for a NRA publicity shot during World War II.
Paul Davidson Maclean
Paul Davidson Maclean. Photo by Norman Maclean.
John Norman Maclean
John N. Maclean, photo by Alan Thomas taken along the Clark Fork River in Missoula.
Jean and John
Brother and sister at John’s graduation from Shimer College in 1964. Showing their teeth.
John Henry Burns
John Henry Burns, the Burns family patriarch, as a young man. He loved to be photographed.
Ken and Dorothy Burns
Ken and Dottie Burns with a fine mess of trout.
Ken and Bob Burns
Ken and his son Bob Burns together in Wolf Creek, where Ken ran a chicken ranch and farmed.
Bob Burns, Ken and Dottie Burns's son
Bob Burns fishing the Blackfoot River at a favorite hole, in a favorite pose.