Event Photography: Health Care Reform in Vermont
August 31st, 2009I just returned from visiting family in northern Vermont. While there, I attended U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ health care reform town hall in the tiny (pop. 600) town of Peacham, VT. The event attracted around 600 people to the Peacham Congregational Church…
Since there have been disruptions at similar events held elsewhere, the security presence was noticeable…
Since Vermont is a border state, a single payer health care system (like Canada’s) is quite popular…
The news media also turned out. Here, a Vermonter shares her health care story with a WDEV-FM reporter…
Advocates of Vermont’s proposed single payer legislation passed out postcards for people to send to their senators and representatives in Montpelier…
My Aunt Jean signs a petition…
Only half the crowd could fit inside the church…
After speaking to the overflow crowd outside the church, Sen. Sanders came inside. He gave a summary of what’s been happening in Washington, then took public comments for more than two hours. And it’s true what they say about town halls in New England. They’re very polite. Even the people who disagreed with Sanders were respectful.
Tip: You can view more event photography in my portfolio and on this blog. I am also available for event photography assignments in Tucson, Arizona, and elsewhere. I specialize in concerts, festivals, parades, political rallies, and sporting events. To check availability and to request a proposal, please e-mail me or call 520-690-1888.
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Bicycle Photography: Twilight Wheel Shadow
August 19th, 2009On the lighting front, we’re getting to an interesting part of the year. Tucson’s days are getting shorter, but we’re not seeing the weak twilight of the winter months.
In the hour before sunset, the sun’s still showing strong light while casting long shadows. Here’s a bicycling example…
Tip: You can view more bicycle photography in my portfolio.
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Architectural Photography: Marist College
August 7th, 2009The Marist College building used to house a Catholic boys school. After 1968, the Diocese of Tucson used it for office space. These days? Well, let’s just say that it’s just sitting there.
What’s worse, the Marist College building is in danger of collapse. There is exterior bracing, not shown in this photo, but no one knows how long it will continue to support the structure…
Tip: You can view more photography in my portfolio.
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