Photos: Instagram Accounts that Shine a Spotlight on Tucson
The photographers behind Tucson Ordinary, Tucson Street and Women's Series Project all dedicate their Instagram accounts to the people and places in Tucson.Â
Kristine Peashock
Kristine Peashock, of the Tucson Ordinary instagram account, photographs a scene on S. Country Club as the sun rises on June 26, 2019. Peashock says she likes to shoot in the middle of the night and early morning.
Kristine Peashock
Kristine Peashock, of the Tucson Ordinary instagram account, photographs an area on S. Country Club on June 26, 2019. Peashock doesn't photograph people but says she's drawn to photographing scenes where there's been evidence of someone present.
Kristine Peashock
A former store photographed by Kristine Peashock for her instagram account called Tucson Ordinary.
Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown, of Tucson Street Portraits, says he will often drive to different parts of Tucson to find people to photograph for his Instagram account. He first started several years ago with the hashtag #tucsonstreetportraits and then started the account to see how successful he can make something. June 19, 2019.
Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown, left, of Tucson Street Portraits, photographs Veronica Hill, a parking cashier at the Tucson Convention Center on June 19, 2019. Brown says it's immediately obvious to him who he wants to photograph. "I'm looking for cracks in the facade of reality."
Andrew Brown
Andrew Brown, left, of Tucson Street Portraits, talks with Mikaela Montoya after taking her photograph for his Instagram account on June 19, 2019. Montoya and her husband, Johnathon, in background, are visiting Tucson from Colorado for a Bible conference. Brown will only put a person's name with their photo, "to me a photograph is a story."
Andrew Brown
Photo of Vanessa who posed for Andrew Brown's Tucson Street Portraits instagram account in 2015.
Molly Condit
Molly Condit, center, owner of Great Bear Media, shows photos on the back of her camera to Adelita Andrade, far right, and her daughters (from left to right), Selena, Angelina and Arabella after their photo shoot in Condit's studio for her Women Series Project on June 19, 2019. Condit started the personal project last year and has photographed about 75 women. Condit says she wanted to photograph women of all ages, races and sizes because she found many women didn't like being in front of the camera.
Molly Condit
Molly Condit, far left, owner of Great Bear Media, directs a mother and her three daughters during a photo shoot in Condit's studio for her Women Series Project on June 19, 2019. Condit started the personal project last year and has photographed about 75 women. Condit says she wanted to photograph women of all ages, races and sizes because she found many women didn't like being in front of the camera.
Molly Condit
Molly Condit, owner of Great Bear Media, during a photo shoot in her studio for her Women Series Project on June 19, 2019. Condit started the personal project last year and has photographed about 75 women. Condit says she wanted to photograph women of all ages, races and sizes because she found many women didn't like being in front of the camera.
Molly Condit
Photo of Chassity Barringer who posed for Molly Condit's Women Series Project.
Mamta Popat
Photojournalist
Most Popular
The Wildcats plugged away in a 27-3 win over the visiting Cougars, November 15, 2024, Tucson, Ariz.
The Pride of Arizona has won the Sudler Trophy, a prestigious national award for collegiate bands that has been compared to the Heisman trophy…
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Arizona Daily Star.
The Wildcats stay undefeated their pre-conference season schedule but have to claw back to do it in a 75-66 win over the Rebels, November 12, …
More than 100 students at Tanque Verde Elementary School broke out their chalk boxes, and for the first time the other three schools of the TV…