Website Design: Anyplace Access for Arizonans
April 29th, 2010Anyplace Access for Arizonans (AA4A) is a University of Arizona-based program that offers online courses in nutrition, health and bioscience.
AA4A courses are directed towards students, non-degree seekers, pre-professionals and professionals in the health-related fields including occupational and physical therapy, nursing, pharmacy, dietetics and radiation therapy.
This was a combination design and photography project:
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Event Photography: Watershed Management Group Earth Month
April 26th, 2010Throughout this month, Tucson's Watershed Management Group has been celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earth Day. WMG's Earth Month celebration included a block party, street painting, a bike tour of water harvesting sites, and several workshops.
The last two Earth Month workshops were held in my neighborhood. A nearby neighbor had a culvert cistern installed, while the action in my yard focused on tuning up the earthworks.
After the WMG volunteers enlarged a water harvesting basin in my front yard, it was time to move the hesperaloe, which I had planted in a shady spot.
My bad.
Hesperaloes are xeriscape plants that need full sun. So, let's give it a new home near the driveway. Plenty of sunshine there...
I must say that, as of this morning, the hesperaloe appears to be thriving.
Elsewhere on the front yard xeriscaping project WMG's Matthew Bertrand (right) and Charlie, the go-to guy for any stonemasonry work, measure the slope of the drainage they've built at the edge of the enlarged water harvesting basin...
The drainage will direct excess basin water into the rock garden that Matthew's standing on.
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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Event Photography: A Bicycling Trifecta
April 21st, 2010This past Sunday featured a trifecta of bicycling events here in Tucson. The festivities started with the twice-yearly Bicycle Swap Meet on Fourth Avenue. Both new and used bikes, accessories, and bike parts were on sale...
Want some cycling-themed clothing to go with your new or used bike? Swap Meet regular P. Nosa's ready and waiting to take your embroidery requests...
Care for some car-free street riding? Well, let's ride north from the Swap Meet and join Tucson's first-ever Cyclovia, a five-mile event for walkers, runners, skateboarders, bladers, and bicyclists.
Welcome to car-free Seneca Street...
Cyclovians in need of a musical break were treated to a bus shelter concert by the Missing Parts...
Okay, that's two Tucson bicycling events down and one to go. Let's head to Downtown Tucson for the finish of the New Belgium Brewing Urban Assault Ride...
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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Event Photography: Rock and Stroll through Downtown Tucson
April 16th, 2010The Meet Me at Maynards weekly social/run walk just turned a year old. To celebrate, 1,261 people converged on Maynards Market and Kitchen in Downtown Tucson. They began the festivities by sampling the wares from a variety of local vendors...
In front of the market was a health fair featuring Rock and Stroll sponsor Tucson Medical Center...
Looks like it's almost time to start walking and strolling through Downtown Tucson. So, let's have a rousing Meet Me at Maynards "Get Out!" cheer...
The Downtown mad dash heads east along Broadway...
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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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Event Photography: Fiesta en el Barrio Viejo 2010
April 7th, 2010This past Saturday, a Tucson tradition began. Nine local bands joined together for a rousing good fundraiser for our community radio station, KXCI-FM 91.3. As one would expect from a station that plays a little bit of everything, a wide variety of musical talent was on display.
Headliners Calexico weighed in with a tasty blend of Americana and alt-country...
Crawdaddy-o rolled out the brass for a rousing good set of Cajun-flavored music...
Sergio Mendoza y la Orkestra lit up the late afternoon with a high-energy set combining rock and mambo...
Away from the stage, fiesta-goers made their own entertainment. A spirited group of beginning and experienced hula-hoopers set up shop by the bar. With varying degrees of success, they twirled the day away...
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Event Photography: Solar Rock 2010
March 30th, 2010This past Saturday was another one of those warm, sunny Tucson classics. Perfect for one of the first days of spring 2010. All the better for holding Solar Rock, a sun-powered concert in Himmel Park.
Attendees could review and sign the Solar Energy Industries Association's Solar Bill of Rights...
Or how about some Arizona sun-baked pizza?
Care for some music with that solar-cooked food? Solar Rock's concert lineup included the guys and gals from Run Boy Run...
Kevin Pakulis and his longtime bassist, Larry Lee Lerma, provided a tasty blend of blues, country, and rock...
Later in the afternoon, concertgoers were treated to a smokin' hot show by Mitzi Cowell and her band. Here's Mitzi...
Mitzi Cowell's band included Heidi Wilson on saxophone and Nick Augustine on bass...
Mitzi and her band got the people up and dancing!
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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Event Photography: 4th Avenue 2010 Spring Street Fair
March 24th, 2010This past weekend was one of those springtime Tucson classics. Sunny days, warm temperatures, and who wants to spend a moment indoors? Time to head down to 4th Avenue for the 40th annual Street Fair.
If you rode your bike to the fair, the City of Tucson offered free valet parking. And, yes, I took advantage of it -- that's my bike at the far left...
The 4th Avenue Street Fair stretches for a mile between University Boulevard and the railroad tracks. That's a lot of walking and calorie-burning, but not to worry. These guys would be happy to help you out...
Care for some music to go with your fair shopping? There were plenty of acts to choose from. Here's Tucson singer/songwriter Leila Lopez...
"Spin and win! Everyone's a winner here at KXCI!" says deejay Ron Cipriani. A fairgoer pays a dollar for a spin of the community radio station's wheel -- and she wins a prize...
Further down the way, we have Bob and Trish, a happily married couple who enjoy throwing things at each other...
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Event Photography: Tucson Festival of Books 2010
March 16th, 2010Care to share your love of reading with thousands of your best friends? Well, the Tucson Festival of Books is your kind of place. Now in its second year, the festival drew bibliophiles of all ages to the University of Arizona Mall.
While there were plenty of booths filled with the latest books from all manner of publishers, used book seekers weren't left out. They flocked to the abundant offerings at Habitat for Humanity Tucson's Habistore...
Since this was such a large event, blades were one of the best ways to get around and see everything...
How about some tunes to go with all of those words? Gertie and the TO Boys brought plenty of waila and chicken-scratch music from the Tohono O'odham Nation...
Don't feel like walking back to your car? Ttaking the pedicab...
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Nature Photography: Winter Rains Bring Spring Weeds
March 5th, 2010It's been a very rainy winter here in Tucson. More than three inches of the wet stuff has fallen on my house and yard since January. We're supposed to get more rain this weekend.
In addition to bringing forth spring flowers like the ones on this front yard primrose...
...the rains have also given rise to a bumper crop of weeds...
Which leads me to coin a new slogan: Weed-pullers of the world unite!
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Event Photography: Fords on Fourth 2010
February 25th, 2010This past Sunday, the clouds threatened a repeat of the rain we had on Saturday. But that didn't keep the Fords and their admirers from returning to Tucson's Fourth Avenue. The occasion was the 2010 edition of Fords on Fourth, an all-Ford car show.
Whether you're into hot rods or classic pickups, this show offers plenty of eye candy...
Not only was there plenty of horsepower under the hood, it also was on the roof...
For hardcore car enthusiasts, keeping the ride looking good requires all sorts of specialized products. Which this guy is happy to demonstrate and sell...
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