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September 7, 2016 by Anya Elise

Assemblé Dancewear || Photojournalism

I have always had this notion, deep in my core, that perhaps I should have been a dancer. Or a drummer, but that’s another story. I have fairly long legs and noodle arms, and what could be more fitting than to use these physical attributes for ballet? Despite this feeling, I never did in fact take […]

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July 1, 2016 by Anya Elise

Globeville Riverfront Arts Center || Photojournalism

One of my favorite settings to photograph is an artist’s studio. The messier the better. Tubes of paint, scraps of material, metals, and flakes of dried up clay on every surface, that is the dream. I love to photograph the textures and the colors and the intensity of an artist in the zone. So when […]

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December 10, 2015 by Anya Elise

the newsroom || 10 on 10

Hello, kind visitors! If you’re a regular reader, howdy hey and such. If you’re a 10-on-10 wanderer, welcome and buckle up. For those of you who may not know, my job as a photographer is multifaceted. I freelance both on the editorial side, as well as commercial, I photograph weddings with my husband, and I […]

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November 3, 2015 by Anya Elise

Modern-day fencing || Photojournalism

Whenever I imagine fencing I think of a time centuries ago. Two fine gentleman are having a disagreement regarding a bad cup of tea and a scone lacking the proper ratio of currants to pastry and the only way to settle the manner like gentleman is to duel it out. So one removes a white […]

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July 27, 2011 by Anya Elise

the underground music showcase || Editorial photography

As I mentioned, I photographed the Underground Music Showcase (UMS) for the Denver Post this past weekend. If you can imagine it: 300 bands, 24 venues, 4 days. Add it together and it equals a rather crazed experience. When jammed onto just a handful of Denver’s blocks, it also equals the closest you’ll ever get […]