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From time to time, the people of Phoenix realize they’re living in an aquaculture empire. Flocks of blackbirds wheel over canals that lace the city, and the air in certain neighborhoods smells…
JK: You teach a lot of workshops, and you surely get asked about which cameras to buy. What’s your advice?
BDT: It really depends on what you’re hoping to photograph and what you want your end…
The career pinnacle for most successful U.S. attorneys might be a judgeship on a circuit court — or even becoming a Supreme Court justice. Given her professional track record, Camille Bibles (…
The James Beard Foundation recently announced its 2022 winners, and two Arizona chefs were honored. Phoenix-based Chris Bianco was recognized as Outstanding Restaurateur, while Don Guerra of Tucson's…
Laura Gilpin was born on the north side of Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1891. At an early age, she was drawn to photography. Her father, perhaps glimpsing the talent she’d eventually share with the…
“Live bait.”
That’s what today’s training is called. More properly, “tethered rescue” — an advanced swift-water technique for rescuing unresponsive victims from whitewater situations. The rescuer…
This story starts with falling off a mountain bike, onto wet red clay, in front of a lot of people.
Riders from the Verde Valley Cyclists Coalition have offered to take me out on the first of two…