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A Snapshot of November

Posted on December 1, 2015 | Leave a comment

Well once again I have let another month slip away without really blogging about anything…Here is a quick snapshot of some of what I covered for the month of November. New bars, schools, courts, salons, sports and more…

: Wine taps and bottles behind the bar at Blendz wine bar in downtown Flagstaff.

: The tasting room at Blendz in downtown Flagstaff.

: A panel of judges watches as participants in the Mr. Coconino Pageant are introduced to the audience at Coconino High School Thursday night. Junior and senior boys dressed as women to compete in the pageant, which some people said was offensive to transgender people.

: James Vance, 17, a senior at Coconino High School stands outside the school auditorium ahead of the annual Mr. Coconino Pageant Thursday. Vance, who preferred not to have his face photographed, said the pageant was offensive to transgender people.

: Noelle Mushro of the Northern Arizona University Community Music and Dance Academy leads several young girls through a dance from The Nutcracker during a performance at the annual Mountain Campus Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair Saturday morning.

: Gene Munger reads to fourth-graders at Knoles Elementary as part of the weekly Book Pals program.

: Jillian Hernandez looks at student work during a math concepts exercise in her Killip Elementary fifth-grade class. Hernandez has spent ten-years teaching, two of which have been at the fifth-grade level and has been nominated as a Rodel Exemplary Teacher finalist.

: Sarah Hendricks, a kindergarten teacher at John Q. Thomas Elementary, has been nominated as a Rodel Exemplary Teacher finalist. Hendricks has been teaching kindergarten for 14-years and believes in connecting her passions such as physical activity and eating well to the classroom.

: Robert Resendez stands in Coconino County Superior Court during closing arguments in the 1981 cold case murder of Jerry Heath in which Resendez is the defendant. Resendez was later found innocent in the case.

: Northern Arizona University Head Coach Jack Murphy runs his players through drills during team practice Thursday afternoon.

: Northern Arizona University wide receiver Emmanuel butler (8) carries the ball downfield during Saturday’s game against Sacramento State.

: Northern Arizona University’s Brittni Dorsey (4) and Addy Lofstedt (14) celebrate a score against Sacramento State Thursday night.

: Northern Arizona University’s Stacia Williams (2) digs the ball during game action Friday.

: Northern Arizona University’s Lauren Jacobsen (5) hits the ball past two Sacramento State defenders during Friday’s Big Sky Conference Championship semifinal game at the Rolle Activity Center.

: Northern Arizona University Head Coach Ken Murphy talks with an official after a point was recalled during Friday night’s Big Sky Conference Championship semifinal game at Rolle Activity Center.

: Jordan Leiter (15) of Northern Arizona University dives for the ball during Saturday night’s Big Sky Conference Championship game against Idaho State.

: Addy Lofstedt celebrates with her team after beating Idaho State for the Big Sky Conference Championship Saturday night.

: The Northern Arizona University volleyball team celebrates after beating Idaho State to win the Big Sky Conference Championship tournament Saturday night.

: The staff of Headspace Southside Salon out front of their downtown location.

: Owner Vanessa Villaverde (center) and members of her staff at Headspace Southside Salon.

: Headspace stylist Sam Bee rides his scooter through the spacious salon.

: With lots of natural light, plants of all types find a home at Headspace Southside Salon.

: Quirky details adorn every corner of Headspace Southside Salon. VillaVerde keeps her roller-skates in a corner.

: The salon is also being utilized as a space for live music. In this photo, Flagstaff psych rockers, Coffee Pot, preform to a crowd of local music enthusiasts.

: The salon is also being utilized as a space for live music.

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Music, Dance, Sports and Metal

Posted on September 20, 2015 | Leave a comment

Quite a long week at the paper, late nights and diverse assignments. The Flagstaff Festival of Science kicked off this week, an annual Bluegrass fest went down, I saw sports and toured an artist studio…

: Members of the Northern Arizona University Community Music and Dance Academy preform at Ardrey Auditorium ahead of the Flagstaff Festival of Science Shoemaker Keynote Presentation Friday evening.

: Members of the Northern Arizona University Community Music and Dance Academy preform at Ardrey Auditorium ahead of the Flagstaff Festival of Science Shoemaker Keynote Presentation Friday evening.

: Metal sculpture artist Tom Williams stands in the workshop of his Williams, Ariz. home.

: Electric grinders, clamps and other tools hang above a workbench at metal artist Tom Williams’ studio.

: Rita Greenwell, left, plays a ukulele while Andy Shirk, right, plays his upright bass in the campground of the annual Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass and Acoustic Music Festival. For many participants, the campground is a major highlight of the festival, with professional and amateur musicians playing impromptu sets together late into the evening.

: Members of the band John Reischman and The Jaybirds preform on the main stage at the annual Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass and Acoustic Music Festival. The three day event continues Sunday at the Pepsi Amphitheater.

: Ella Bundy, 3, looks through a microscope with some help from her mother Elaina Bundy inside the Coconino Community College booth at Science in the Park, which is part of the Flagstaff Festival of Science, Saturday afternoon.

: Marco Amabile, 4, stomps on a large foot pump, launching a paper rocket he made at The Wonder Factory’s booth during Science in the Park Saturday afternoon.

: Adrian Nixt (19) of Northern Arizona University maneuvers around a North Dakota State player Friday.

: Northern Arizona University’s Mei-Te Coco (2) kicks a goal for NAU’s fist score against North Dakota State Friday.

: Northland Preparatory Academy’s Myka Becenti (5) sets the ball for teammate McKael Barnes (9) to hit Thursday evening.

: McKael Barnes (9) of Northland Prep jumps to defend against a Kingman High Player during game action Thursday evening.

: 140 girls from 19 schools line up to start the Four Corners Cross Country Invitational at Buffalo Park Saturday morning.

: Davis Boggess of Flagstaff High School runs against a Mingus runner toward the finish at the Four Corners Cross Country Invitational Saturday. Boggess finished first for Flag High and sixth overall with a time of 16:53.4.

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The Politics of a Sports Tattoo

Posted on September 16, 2015 | Leave a comment

The name kind of says it all, another fairly diverse week. This wasn’t everything I shot, but more like a highlight reel of a few good assignments. Arizona Governor Doug Ducey visited a local school, the city council whatever it is they do, there were lots of sports and a memorial tattoo day…

: Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, center, visits a third-grade Navajo immersion class room at Puente de Hozho School with Principal Dawn Trubakoff, right, Wednesday afternoon.

: A student from Puente de Hozho School presents Arizona Governor Doug Ducey with a book during the Governors visit to the school Wednesday afternoon.

: Arizona Governor Doug Ducey poses for a photo with Puente de Hozho student Marcus Conn Minister during the governor’s visit to the school Wednesday afternoon.

: Members of the Flagstaff City Council listen to an update on what the city can do after the passage of SB 1241, which prevents cities from banning plastic bags.

: Flagstaff High School Senior Courtney Lewis is helped to her feet after collapsing in exhaustion upon crossing the finish line. Lewis placed second with a time of 19:22.6.

: Flagstaff High School Senior Courtney Lewis is helped off the course after collapsing in exhaustion upon crossing the finish line. Lewis placed second with a time of 19:22.6.

: Northern Arizona University’s Cory Glines leads the pack of runners during the George Kyte Classic cross country meet at Buffalo Park Saturday.

: Kyle Havriliak runs along the course of the George Kyte Classic cross country meet at Buffalo Park Saturday.

: Coconino High School’s Lauren Touchstone (10) hits the ball during Thursday night’s game against Prescott High.

: Flagstaff High School’s Courtney Leffel (1) spikes the ball over the net during game action against Prescott High Tuesday evening.

: Coconino High School’s Christian Casados kicks the ball during field goal practice.

: Members of the Coconino High School football team wait their turn while running drills at a recent practice.

: Hefe from Birch Avenue Tattoo gives Carthy Metz, center, a semicolon tattoo on her hand while her daughter Rachel Metz, left and family friend Kelsey Pugh, right look on. In support of the Semicolon Project, Birch Avenue Tattoo hosted a charity fundraising event where for $20 customers could have a small semicolon tattooed on their body.

: Lerin Cook leans over chair in Birch Avenue Tattoo as artist Pete Meiners prepares to give her a semicolon tattoo as part of Thursday’s World Suicide Prevention Day fundraiser at the Tattoo shop. All proceeds from the event went to help fund the Flagstaff Semicolon Project.

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Saving Rivers and Building More Buildings

Posted on September 9, 2015 | Leave a comment

Below are two photos essays I worked on over the past few weeks that have finally published in print, and thusly, here. First up is a story about efforts to save and restore the Verde River, a critical desert riparian habitat. Please read the original story here…

Second up is less of an essay per se, and maybe more of a tour of a new building. With the growth of Northern Arizona University comes the need to house all of these new students. Insert high-density, student-oriented housing complexes all over town. *editorial* The rents are high, social problems are many, their soul is engineered, but the steady march forward seems unavoidable. Enjoy…

: Kayaks sit at the edge of the Verde River before a paddle tour in August. Doug Von Gausig, the mayor of Clarkdale and director of the Verde River Institute, leads the kayak trips at least once a week to boost the profile of the river as an economic driver in the valley.

: Before he leads kayak trips down the Verde River, Verde River Institute Director Doug Von Gausig talks about the history of the rare desert river, as well as the efforts underway to preserve it.

: Shawna Devlin plunges into the Verde River at the beginning of a kayak trip hosted by the Verde River Institute. The trips are a way to build awareness about the river, the benefits it provides and the work needed to preserve its flows into the future, said Doug Von Gausig, director of the institute.

: Stephan Block, a resident of Cottonwood, paddles down the Verde River during a kayak trip in August. Doug Von Gausig, the mayor of Clarkdale and director of the Verde River Institute, leads the trips to promote awareness of the river and its potential to be a bigger economic driver in the Verde Valley.

: During the kayak trips he leads down the Verde River several times a month, Doug Von Gausig talks about the river’s rare ecosystem, its history and current conservation efforts.

: A kayak trip down the Verde River near Clarkdale requires two portages to get over Brewer’s Tunnel Diversion Dam, historically used by United Verde Copper Company to divert river water for industrial use.

: From left, Shawna Devlin, Justin Brown, Stephan Block, Doug Von Gausig and Bobby Conlin take a break near Brewer’s Tunnel Diversion Dam. Historically, the dam was used to divert water for mining operations, but Von Gausig said it will soon be taken down, providing hope for ecological restoration in the area.

: Brewer’s Tunnel Diversion Dam on the Verde River was built in 1914 by the United Verde Copper Company.

: Justin Brown kayaks past a slag pile that contains the remnants of the copper smelting operations that used to be located in the town of Clarkdale. The 20 million-ton pile spills into the Verde River.

: Justin Brown kayaks past a slag pile that contains the remnants of the copper smelting operations that used to be located in the town of Clarkdale. The 20 million-ton pile spills into the Verde River.

: A great blue heron stands in a shallow pool along the Verde River near Clarkdale. The river’s riparian zone supports about two-thirds of all species diversity in Arizona.

: Kayakers paddle the Verde River under Tuzigoot Bridge near the town of Clarkdale. The town recently created two official river access points to promote recreation on the water.

: Bobby Conlin, left, and Stephan Block unload kayaks after a trip on the Verde River. The three-hour trip put on by the Verde River Institute includes education about the river’s history, its ecosystem and current conservation efforts.

: Phase one of the Village at Aspen Place is open near Lone Tree Road and Butler Avenue in Flagstaff.

: A view from the main entrance of the newly opened Village at Aspen Place near Lone Tree Road and Butler Avenue in Flagstaff.

: The common lounge area for residents at The Village at Aspen Place.

: The Village at Aspen Place features a full gym with views of the common pool area which is open to residents.

: A view of the bedroom inside an apartment at the newly opened Village at Aspen Place in Flagstaff.

: The open kitchen and living area of a one-bedroom apartment at The Village at Aspen Place which is now open near Lone Tree Road and Butler Avenue in Flagstaff.

: Inside the living room of a one-bedroom apartment at The Village at Aspen Place.

: A view from the pool at the Village at Aspen Place.

: With the first phase open for residents, construction continues on additional phases at The Village at Aspen Place in Flagstaff.

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The Last Week of August -or- Beginning of Football Season

Posted on September 4, 2015 | Leave a comment

Last week was not a very busy week in news; however, high school sports season is in full swing. Three football games in as many days kicked off what is really beginning to feel like fall here in Flagstaff.

: The Flagstaff High School Eagles take the field for their season opening game at the Walkup Skydome Friday night.

: Flagstaff High School running back C.J. Tompkins (80) jumps to complete a pass during game action against North High School Friday night.

: Flagstaff High School’s Nick Christopher (25) dives for a touchdown against North High School Friday night at the Walkup Skydome.

: Flagstaff High School’s Mitch Thompson (24) stops a North High School players advance during Friday night’s season opener at the Walkup Skydome.

: Gavin Randall (28) of Flag High crosses the goal line for a touchdown during game action Friday.

: Flagstaff High School Head Coach Dave Dirksen talks with his players during Friday night’s game.

: Coconino High School running back Weston Smith (44) holds the ball as the Youngker High defense closes in.

: Kirk Benally (23) of Page High School grabs onto a Florence High player for a tackle during game action Saturday.

: Page High School’s Donavan Tsinnijinnie (10) pushes past a Florence High defender during game action Saturday.

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Animals, Artists and an Airshow

Posted on August 27, 2015 | Leave a comment

Fairly diverse week as far as assignments go. Did everything from a river tour, more on that in a few weeks, checked out a local air show, toured area artist studios and watched as 4-H Club kids prepared for the annual Coconino County Fair.

: Charlee Kosterman, 4, left, and Sean Fuller, 5, right cover their ears as a US Marine Corps SuperCobra helicopter prepares to take off during the Thunder Over Flagstaff air show at Flagstaff’s Pulliam Airport Saturday morning.

: A Great Blue Heron stands in a shallow pool along the Verde River near Clarkdale, Ariz. Friday afternoon.

: Marybeth Jones, 9, left, takes a break from sweeping the 4-H Club poultry barn at the county fairgrounds with her sister Lillyanne Jones, 11, while their mother Christie Jones, right, looks on.

: Tandy Drye, right, and Lydia Peterson, left, work to clean the windows of one of the many 4-H Club animal barns ahead of the Coconino County Fair.

: Shayla Maclin, 17, uses a pressure washer to clean pens at the county fairgrounds that will hold goats she and other 4-H club members have raised. The Coconino County Fair will is scheduled for September 4-6 at Fort Tuthill County Park.

: Local jewelry maker Billy Bob Vaughan stands with some of his creations at his home during the annual Flagstaff Open Studios Saturday.

: Alma Angelina Aispuro spins a pot on a pottery wheel in her home studio during the 18th annual Flagstaff Open Studios Saturday afternoon. During the two day event, which continues Sunday, many area artists open their studios and homes to the public offering demonstrations and selling their art.

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Campus Construction Continues

Posted on August 24, 2015 | Leave a comment

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…

: Northern Arizona University’s new Science and Health building stands complete and ready for students.

: A view of the north facing courtyard outside the newly completed Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University.

: Looking south along the main entrance of the new Science and Health building at Northern Arizona University.

: 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.

: Inside the new Science and Health building looking north from the second-floor.

: 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.

: The new Science and Health building features a third-story walkway connecting it to the neighboring Science Lab Facility.

: 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.

: Inside the new Science and Health building looking south from the fifth-floor.

: 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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Last Week, Mostly…

Posted on August 16, 2015 | Leave a comment

Keeping the habit going…Here are highlights from a few assignments from last week. I shot a couple more, but they haven’t run in print yet and I guess I shouldn’t scoop my employer…

: Volunteers organize mountains of donated teacher supplies in the commons of Sinagua Middle School Wednesday afternoon.

: Kirill Kirkov, a student at Northern Arizona University and Coconino Community College, is organizing a program to bring students from the STAR charter school to CCC twice a month to use astronomy equipment and learn from experts in the field.

: Coconino High School quarterback Cristo Tabares holds off a Kingman defender during a preseason scrimmage Friday evening.

: Macaaria Salas, a volunteer from the Flagstaff High School National Honor Society hands out stickers to cancer survivors along Snowbowl Road during the annual Climb to Conquer Cancer Saturday.

: Ester Chavez rides a shuttle bus up the last leg of Snowbowl Road during the Climb to Conquer Cancer Saturday. Chavez has been participating in the annual event for the last 20 years and this is the first time she has taken advantage of a shuttle bus.

: Climbers stop near the top of Snowbowl Road for a quick selfie during the annual Climb to Conquer Cancer Saturday morning.

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Some Summer Snaps

Posted on August 1, 2015 | Leave a comment

Here are a few snaps from a few assignments I have done over the last few months. I will continue working on keeping weekly, but at least monthly updates of my exploits…

: A participant in the Terrain Racing Mud Run Obstacle Race makes his way through one of many obstacles along the course at Fort Tuthill County Park Saturday. Runners could choose either a 5k or 10k course that features up to 20 obstacles ranging from mud pits and monkey bars to rope ladders and walls to climb.

: A participant in the Terrain Racing Mud Run Obstacle Race crawls under a barricade through a pit filled with muddy water Saturday.

: Bicyclists take off from the starting line for the 15th annual Pepsi-Cola Century Ride to benefit Flagstaff Medical Center’s Taylor House Saturday morning.

: Gretchen Hall throws a large wooden pole end-over-end during the caber toss competition at the annual Arizona Highland Celtic Festival held at Foxglenn Park Saturday. The tow-day event continues Sunday.

: Caleb Lachowski, 9, left, is knocked off balance by Samuel Stuart, 13, right, while participating in a balance beam pillow fight at the Arizona Highland Celtic Festival Saturday.

: Wendy Beaver of the Celtic Re-enactment Organization for Fellowship and Trades shows Chase Muench, 7, how to use an Inkle Loom to weave a small belt during the 18th annual Arizona Highland Celtic Festival Saturday.

: Connor Lachowski, 7, throws handfuls of cooked oatmeal at a large target in the Celtic Kids Corner area of the annual Arizona Highland Celtic Festival Saturday. The two-day event continues Sunday at Foxglenn Park in Flagstaff.

: Players from the Northern Arizona High School Rugby Club, play an exhibition game Saturday at the 18th annual Arizona Highland Celtic Festival.

: A large trash pile occupies an empty lot in Flagstaff. Although the city has bulk trash collection days each month, some residents illegally dump their bulk items behind businesses or residential areas, others simply miss the days or are unaware of where and how to leave bulk items causing large piles of trash to sit near the curb until the next bulk collection day the following month.

: West Flag Little Leagues Nick Lopez slides into home during game action against Winslow Friday.

: The WFLL Red Sox and Giants shake hands after the final game of the championship Saturday afternoon.

: A Guardian Air helicopter prepares to land in a field on McMillan Mesa before a ceremony Monday afternoon to dedicate a pair of commemorative benches installed along the FUTS trail near Turquoise Drive. The benches and an accompanying plaque are a memorial for the two medical helicopters that crashed near the area in 2008.

: Smoke from a managed fire operation being conducted by the Coconino National Forest rises over a field near Mormon Lake.

: A firefighter with the Coconino National Forest sits near large power lines while monitoring a managed fire operation near Mormon Lake Wednesday afternoon.

: Children and counselors sit under a giant rainbow parachute at the Flagstaff Athletic Club Summer Day Camp Tuesday afternoon.

: Ambreal Selestewa, 7, waters her family’s plot with her mother Kylene Selestewa at the Bonito Street Community Garden Monday afternoon.

: Howard McAnly, a volunteer at the Flagstaff Family Food Center, waits for customers to arrive to collect their donated food boxes.

: Bicyclists in colorful costumes ride through the Thorpe neighborhood during the annual Hullabaloo bicycle parade Saturday morning.

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Flagstaff Pro Rodeo 2015

Posted on June 27, 2015 | Leave a comment

Well despite my best efforts to keep up, I have been a slacker. Super busy on my end means less time to think about blogging. Either way, here is a selection of images from the second annual Flagstaff Pro Rodeo that took place this weekend.

: Trenten Montero of Winnemucca, Nev. competes in the bareback bronc riding competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: A young participant holds on tight during the mutton busting competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: Lukas Palmitier, 8, works on his lasso skills during the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday.

: Father and son wait for the action to begin at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday.

: Young rodeo fans stand on a fence for a better view of the action at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday.

: Thor a heritage breed Bourbon Red turkey struts around the Star Spangled Acres Petting Zoo at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo.

: Elfie, a Nigerian Dwarf goat, is one of many animals in the Star Spangled Acres Petting Zoo at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo.

: A young participant takes a spill during the mutton busting competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: Andy Devine Days Rodeo Queen Haley Olsen rides through the arena during the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday.

: Tolman Moore of Las Cruces, N.M. is tossed from his horse during the bareback bronc riding competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: Tolman Moore of Las Cruces, N.M. is helped to his feet after being knocked unconcious when he was tossed from his horse during the bareback bronc riding competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: A rider lands on his head after being tossed from his horse during the bareback bronc riding competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo. The rider stood up and walked away immediately after.

: Terry Zenkawich of Snowflake, Ariz. grabs onto a steer’s horns as he attempts to bring it to the ground during the steer wrestling competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday.

: A rider aims his lasso at a steers legs after his partner already roped it’s horns during the team roping competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo Thursday evening.

: Joel Schlegel of Burns, Colo. holds on while his horse bucks during the bareback bronc riding competition at the Flagstaff Pro Rodeo.

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A Snapshot of November

Music, Dance, Sports and Metal

The Politics of a Sports Tattoo

Saving Rivers and Building More Buildings

The Last Week of August -or- Beginning of Football Season

Animals, Artists and an Airshow

Campus Construction Continues

Last Week, Mostly…

Some Summer Snaps

Flagstaff Pro Rodeo 2015

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