photography – The Blue Banner

Beat from the street (Apr. 10, 2018)

Jeromiah ‘Jéjà Vu’ Mcrae is a 22-year-old jack-of-all-trades who is passionate about rap and guitar, amongst other things. He also describes himself as a ‘nanja.’

Features

Beat from the street (Apr. 3, 2018)

April 4, 2018April 4, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, Cat Pigg, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

This week we encountered the dynamic duo of Ashlan and Austin, both of whom have found Asheville pleasant so far. Both are creative individuals, with Austin having a penchant for writing while Ashlan considers herself to be an artist.

Features

Beat from the street (Mar. 27, 2018)

March 27, 2018March 27, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments annabel gibson, Asheville, beat from the street, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, Dusty Albinger, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

Matthew Jason McCorkle wears his love for bands like The Misfits and Black Flag on his sleeve. He’s also glad he’s still here.

Sports

Last-ditch effort

March 7, 2018March 7, 2018 Emily Spies 0 Comments ahmad thomas, Alec Wnuk, Asheville, avl, Bulldogs, Bulldogs. unca bulldogs, campus, college, kevin vannatta, macio teague, North Carolina, photo, photography, Raekwon Miller, sports, students, UNC Asheville, unca, unca bulldogs, unca men's basketball, unca sports, unca students, uncavl, United States, wnc

Bulldogs lose to Liberty Flames in Big South semifinal match

Arts & Features

Beat from the street (Mar. 6, 2018)

March 6, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, color, color photography, daytime, downtown, Dusty Albinger, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, outside, photography, street, street photography, United States, US, USA, wnc

Thomas Calder describes himself as structured, creative and anxious. A literature enthusiast, the 32-year-old writer for the Mountain Xpress also enjoys listening to Rancid.

Opinion

My venture to India: Exploring one of the oldest cultures on Earth

March 6, 2018March 6, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asia, Banaras, color, color photography, Delhi, india, Larisa Karr, Madhya Pradesh, New Delhi, photography, photojournalism, study abroad, UNC Asheville, unca, Uttar Pradesh, Varanasi

India is a country that escapes language. People have tried to describe it in many ways, but ultimately, it is what remains unsaid that captures the essence of the culture.

Arts & Features Features

Photography student empowering women with photo shoots

February 14, 2018 Sarah Shadburne 0 Comments photo shoot, photography, student project

Photography student Mechal Harward began her photography project to inspire women to love their bodies.

Features

Beat from the street (Feb. 13, 2018)

February 13, 2018February 13, 2018 Larisa Karr 0 Comments Asheville, beat from the street, color photography, downtown, Dusty Albinger, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, North Carolina, photography, Q and A, street, street photography, The Blue Banner, unca, United States, US, USA, wnc

Sundance Henson has a lot to say about the current state of Asheville. From its people to the recent price of housing, he holds nothing back in this candid interview.

Arts & Features

Beat from the street (Jan. 30, 2018)

January 30, 2018January 30, 2018 Larisa Karr 1 Comment Asheville, beat from the street, color photography, Dusty Albinger, interview, Larisa Karr, nc, photography, street photography, The Blue Banner, UNC Asheville, United States, US, USA, wnc

DJ Ronald has a penchant for hallucinogens and a disdain for a certain type of Asheville local. He also loves architecture.

News

Behind the numbers: a look at the refugee admissions process

December 10, 2017December 10, 2017 Larisa Karr 1 Comment color photo, color photography, Elizabeth Colton, Europe, immigrants, Jason Florio, Larisa Karr, migrants, MOAS, nc, North Carolina, North Carolina African Services Coalition, photo, photography, photojournalism, refugee crisis, Refugees, UN, United Nations, United States, US, USA

The refugee vetting process to the United States is very complicated and takes a minimum of two years. Now, with admissions being slashed, the complexities of the process may deepen further.

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