Although I haven’t posted about it in a while, I am still shooting the monthly Electric happening…I am also off of the facebooks this year, but if you are on them, and so inclined, please check out the photos at the following link…
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Campus Construction Continues
Just shy of one year ago I photographed for a story about construction of the new Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University. I took a tour of the construction site and climbed the several hundred foot tall construction crane for better views of the build. Check out a couple of photos as part of another blog post here…
Construction has completed and the building is ready to take students this fall. As a kind of follow up, I was given a tour of the completed building. Below is a brief photo tour of the very modern looking/feeling Science and Health Building…
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- Northern Arizona University’s new Science and Health building stands complete and ready for students.
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- A view of the north facing courtyard outside the newly completed Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University.
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- Looking south along the main entrance of the new Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University.
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- Paul Defek, Project Manager at Northern Arizona University for the new Science and Health building, looks up through the five-story atrium from the main entrance of the recently completed building.
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- Inside the new Science and Health building looking north from the second-floor.
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- Lecture halls and classrooms inside the new Science and Health building feature cedar plank ceilings, power plug-ins for each seat and wall-to-wall whiteboards.
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- The new Science and Health building features a third-story walkway connecting it to the neighboring Science Lab Facility.
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- The V-shaped Science and Health building includes a glass-sided atrium, within which offset bridges and balconies functionally ensure fire-life safety requirements while adding to the geode-like aesthetics.
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- Inside the new Science and Health building looking south from the fifth-floor.
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- A seating area looking north from the fifth-floor of the newly completed Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University.
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Beginning of August
Hasn’t been the busiest beginning of the month as far as local news goes, but with area schools starting in the coming weeks, that is sure to change. Either way here is a look at some of the stories I have been covering for the first part of this month…
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- Vivian Descheny weaves a Navajo rug on a loom at the Museum of Northern Arizona during the 66th annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture Saturday. The two day event continues Sunday.
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- Festival goers admire one of the world’s largest Navajo rugs which was on display at the Museum of Northern Arizona during the 66th annual Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture Saturday. The rug, which measures 26-feet by 36-feet, was on loan to the museum from the Winslow Arts Trust.
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- Navajo artist Elizabeth Whitethorne-Benally cleans a brush at an interactive painting demonstration during the Navajo Festival of Arts and Culture Saturday. The two-day festival continues Sunday at the Museum of Northern Arizona.
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- Runners participating in the Machine Solutions Run and Walk for Kids 2K , 5K and 10K make their way down the course at Fort Tuthill County Park Saturday.
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- Runners covered in mud after completing Dave McKay Memorial Half Marathon Saturday.
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- Debbie Johns hands out dinner trays to students at Killip Elementary in Flagstaff.
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- Carolina Medrano lines up trays of sandwiches for students during the lunch hour at Killip Elementary in Flagstaff.
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- L to R Jeff Oravits, Ashley Heerding, Steven Harris and Merle Henderson watch as candidates are introduced during a GOP debate viewing party hosted by Charlie Odegaard at Fratelli Pizza Thursday.
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- A rider negotiates a tight corner during the Cinder Mountain Hare Scramble race at the Cinder Mountain off-highway vehicle area Saturday.
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- A motorcycle rider flies down the course of the Cinder Mountain Hare Scramble race at the Cinder Mountain off-highway vehicle area Saturday.
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- An ATV rider climbs a hill along the course of the Cinder Mountain Hare Scramble race at the Cinder Mountain off-highway vehicle area Saturday.
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A Hotsy Totsy 1920s Tea
Although I haven’t been posting much as of late, that does not mean I haven’t been busy. Quite the opposite in fact…Stay tuned right here for more details about the last few months coming soon. But on a current note, I had the distinct pleasure of photographing a 1920s themed tea party hosted by the one and only Dapper Dre this evening. Head over to the Taylor Mahoney Photography Facebook Page to check it out and join the conversation…
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Shameless Self-Promotion
Did you know that by following my photography page on Facebook, you get to see more original content, Facebook exclusive albums/events and for every 100 ‘likes’ my page gets I give away a signed print? Head over there right now to check out some photos from the Flagstaff Bike Olympics I took this Sunday…
The Grove::Casino Halloween Party
Last Saturday I photographed the residents of The Grove Apartments at their annual Halloween Party. My assistant and I offered each group a print of their choosing live on location. If you are here looking for more prints or to see what everyone else did for their photos, head over to www.taylormahoneyphotography.net to see the gallery, buy prints and other goodies or get a digital version…
Flagstaff Pride Drag Show::10`19`2012
Friday night I photographed a benefit drag show for the Northern Arizona Pride Association. My assistant and I did a photo booth and shot the show a little as well. Head over to the Green Room facebook page to see more, or go to taylormahoneyphotography.net to buy prints and other goodies…
Land Of The Lost Roll Pt. 2 – Return to FujiChrome Island…
Once again I have found a roll (or in this case two) that have until now escaped my careful eye for some reason or another. If you study your history you will undoubtably remember a post on this blog a few months ago of a similar title detailing the discovery of a roll of exposed film in the deepest bowels of my refrigerator. If not, then please follow this link to catch up…
Now hit the link below to see what was unearthed in this, the latest discovery in an ever expanding archive…
Production Stills Online…
Some of you may remember a few months ago I did some production stills for the Travel Channel. Friday the television show aired…check out the links below to see some of the final product…
Web photo gallery…
http://www.travelchannel.com/TV_Shows/Paranormal_Challenge/Photos/jerome-grand-hotel
Full episode…
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