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Scott Elmquist
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Photographer and Photo Editor, Style Weekly
Richmond
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The Appalachian Region , Philadelphia , Politics , Arts , Culture , Higher Education
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By Scott Elmquist Verified| Style Weekly Verified On a recent September morning, local photographer Will Bagby made his way along the Tuckahoe Creek Park boardwalk where he passed a small group of photographers looking for migrating warblers. Moments later, he was standing solo in the corner of the park when a Barred Owl swooped by and landed on a nearby limb. Bagby made a dozen or so images of the owl and then called his photographer friend Ed Dinep, who was with the warbler crowd, and told him about the owl.
By Scott Elmquist Verified| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified RICHMOND, Va. -- On Monday, April 8, Richmonders flocked outside to places like the Science Museum of Virginia, where they gathered in large crowds to watch the midday solar eclipse known as the Great North American Eclipse. Others, like Jeff Saxman, a longtime Richmond fine art and commercial photographer, hit the road to photograph the total eclipse with a better view. Saxman and his two sons ended up at a park in Ohio, where he made the striking sequential image below.
By Scott Elmquist Verified| Style Weekly Verified On a recent September morning, local photographer Will Bagby made his way along the Tuckahoe Creek Park boardwalk where he passed a small group of photographers looking for migrating warblers. Moments later, he was standing solo in the corner of the park when a Barred Owl swooped by and landed on a nearby limb. Bagby made a dozen or so images of the owl and then called his photographer friend Ed Dinep, who was with the warbler crowd, and told him about the owl.
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Style Weekly
Style Weekly provides insightful, revealing and tenacious coverage of the arts, culture and food scenes of Richmond, Virginia, illuminating diverse and interesting people, issues, places and events in the metro region. We chronicle and celebrate this historic, complicated and evolving city through award-winning journalism, thoughtful criticism, arresting photography and sophisticated design — diving deep on subjects that matter most to our readers.
Richmond, Virginia, United States
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Founded: 1982