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Derek Davis
Verified
Photo Journalist, The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Maine
Beats
policy, POC government, environmental justice politics,Native Americans cultural appropriation, legal identity
Content
By Ben McCanna Verified, Derek Davis Verified, Shawn Patrick Ouellette Verified, Gregory Rec Verified, Brianna Soukup Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified Photo by Derek DavisChildren play a piano at Pumpkin Valley Farm during the farm’s two-day sunflower festival. This was a very fun assignment. I hadn’t visited a sunflower farm before, so I was in awe when I arrived and began wandering through the maze in the fields. There were stands you could climb to get above the sunflowers and take images looking down, and there were people dressed in sunflower-themed outfits.
By Ben McCanna Verified, Gregory Rec Verified, Derek Davis Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified Pandora LaCasse in her Portland studio, where she creates and maintains the winter light forms seen throughout Portland and other towns. This holiday season marks 25 years that LaCasse has been installing the lights in public places. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald Pandora LaCasse unhooks one of her lighting sculptures from the ceiling in the basement of Maine College of Art in downtown Portland, where they’re stored when not in use. These lights will be moved to Lincoln Park.
By Ben McCanna Verified, Derek Davis Verified, Shawn Patrick Ouellette Verified, Gregory Rec Verified, Brianna Soukup Verified| The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram Verified Photo by Derek DavisChildren play a piano at Pumpkin Valley Farm during the farm’s two-day sunflower festival. This was a very fun assignment. I hadn’t visited a sunflower farm before, so I was in awe when I arrived and began wandering through the maze in the fields. There were stands you could climb to get above the sunflowers and take images looking down, and there were people dressed in sunflower-themed outfits.
Company Info
The Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram
Morning Sentinel is a newspapers company based out of 31 Front St, Waterville, Maine, United States.
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