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March 15, 2013 by Anya Elise

bikers and ballet || YourHub photojournalism

By missing a week and getting behind, I actually have come to be on time. This is logical. Believe me. I didn’t post my YourHub symposium at the beginning of this week as has become my (attempted) routine this past month. But in the long run, this works out, because I have this longer collection […]

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March 4, 2013 by Anya Elise

wine on tap || YourHub photojournalism

Week three, done and done. (I’m actually a few days behind on posting these summaries. To really stay on top of the weekly schedule that is YourHub, I should be putting these up on Thursday or Friday of every week, not Monday of the following week. But, I’m a maverick who marches to the trajectory […]

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February 25, 2013 by Anya Elise

firefighters and a smokehouse || YourHub photojournalism

Believe it or not, the firefighters and the smokehouse were not related in my second week on the job with YourHub. Neither did I accidentally start any fire that summoned the firefighters. Win. (Let me take this parenthetical paragraph to say that I did not forget all you party people last week, though I was […]

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February 15, 2013 by Anya Elise

Old Man George & the Google maps voice || YourHub photojournalism

My first week on the job as a YourHub photojournalist covered hundreds of miles, included visits to several Starbucks, contained a few well-placed exclamations at the maps app on my fancy phone, and resulted in many, many photos nestling into my archive. In short: I love this gig. It’s very tiring, but so rewarding. I’ve […]

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February 1, 2013 by Anya Elise

the final countdown || Nine-to-five life

It’s the final countdown, my friends. (No, not that one.) After today, I will be vacating my post as an editorial assistant here and transitioning to the YourHub section of the Denver Post as a staff photographer. [Insert a potentially embarrassing and black-mail worthy excited dance here.] The photo above, that’s been my view for […]