Our world was a little bit rocked today when the Naval Academy beat St. John’s at our beloved croquet match. Hats, and dancing and amazing dresses and an all day picnic. For more on croquet check out past years, 2012, and 2011.
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April 20, 2013Photojournalism // Fear/Sanity Rally – Washington, DC
November 2, 2010Last Saturday we braved the huge crowd (did someone say six billion?) and turned out for Jon Stewart and Steven Colbert’s Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear on the National Mall. From the signs to the wave down the length of the mall to the two hour comedy show to the amazing music (I was most excited about Jeff Tweedy and Mavis Staples’ duet of their new song “You Are Not Alone” – gorgeous!) it was a highly entertaining event. More photos posted on the Annapolis Sound. 
Photojournalism // Annapolis Market House
August 1, 2010I work with the local multimedia publication The Annapolis Sound which covers politics and culture. Lately the Annapolis Market House has been dominating the local news. The Market House sits in the figurative and literal heart of Annapolis. Right at the tip of Ego Alley, with a very controversial yet rich history, it’s been blighted by poor management for decades. Despite Annapolitans’ desire to revitalize it, it’s locked in a swamp of government loans, leases, regulations and who knows what else. Right now it sits almost completely empty and as the citizens of Annapolis ask to have a say in its destiny the mayor and city council seem to be handing out control of the Market House to the highest bidder behind our backs. It’s a local drama. I put together a photo essay on the current state of the Market House for The Sound and you can see it here, but these are a few of my favorites.
Portraits // Annapolis Sound – Mr. Kutler
June 19, 2010I Cialis online buy href=”http://basicpills.com/”>buy prescription pills discount buy drugs without prescription online camagra pharm order cheap work with the Annapolis Sound on a feature called Six Degrees of Sound – I get to interview and photograph locals who are nominated by others in the community – people who people want to know about. It’s a very fun weekly assignment. Taking portraits of people in this context is a little different, I tabs order cheap do my best to not Levitra buy online impose my style on the photos, but rather let each personality dictate the style and setting of the portrait. I try to put them in a setting that reflects their vocation and then find an expression that fits their personality. This is one of my favorite portraits – Mr. Kutler is a tutor cheap pills review at St. John’s where I am enrolled in the graduate cialis buy online program, and here he is sitting in one of the traditional Johnny Chairs in Buy Viagra online a classroom at the college.buy ed pills class=”aligncenter size-large wp-image-598″ title=”IMG_2644lowres” src=”http://sarahculver.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/IMG_2644lowres-682×1024.jpg” tabs review online pills Online buy Viagra order discount price diflucan alt=”St. John’s Tutor Mr. Kutler” width=”682″ height=”1024″ />