Portraits

Maggie Zingman poses near her van called Caravan to Catch a Killer on Sept 7, 2015 in Fort Collins, Colorado. Zingman travels the United States in her vain to raise awareness about the murder of her daughter, Brittany Phillips, as well as ratify DNA collection laws.

Cris SoRelle, the owner of Pioneer Press, poses in front of a folding machine inside his print lab in Greeley in April of 2016. SoRelle was recognized for making an impact in the Weld County business community before the age of 40.

Bruce Hendee, the retired Chief Sustainability Officer with the City of Fort Collins, takes a break from his daily jog to pose in Maxwell Open Space near Fort Collins. Hendee still runs in the morning and swims, bikes, does yoga, pilates or walks everyday as a source of fun and stress relief.

Jondon Travena, a member of the 2002 and 2008 U.S. Olympic team, sprays ice as he stops at the Edora Pool and Ice Center in Fort Collins, Colorado. Travena, has trained to compete in Red Bull's Crashed Ice Event, which is a downhill ice skating race.

Artie Brand, a resident of Greeley, looks away after fellow lunch visitors of the Salvation Army get his attention on March 10, 2016 in Greeley, Colorado. Brand is one of the many residents that will be affected by the demolition of the city's library.

Ann Cross, the Executive Assistant of Colorado Corn, poses beside a tractor on Eckhardt Farm in LaSalle, Colorado.

Saint Lovechild poses for a portrait on May 20, 2017. Lovechild is preparing to move from Denver's 5 Points neighborhood after living there for more than three decades. The neighborhood as a served as an African American cultural hub sine the mid 1900's but has succumb to gentrification over the last 10 years.

Kaitlind Bestgen, a senior for the Colorado State Rams volletball team, will be a team leader for the 2014 season. Bestgen walked onto the team as a freshman and lead the team in serving aces during her junior year.

Maryan Mohamed poses with her children, Nimo, left, Yasir, back middle, Anisa, front middle, and Mohamed, right, inside their home in Greeley, Colorado. Maryan spent nearly two decades in a refugee camp in Ethiopia and now makes a living by working in a meat packaging plant in Greeley.

Halle Burke poses in front of a fire truck inside of Westminster Firestation #2 on Saturday in Westminster, Colorado. Halle was surrendered as an infant at a firestation in Westminster, and now works to advocate for Colorado's Safe Haven law.

Cindy Smith, poses and holds farm-fresh chicken eggs inside her chicken coop in Eaton, Colorado on Local farmers were less affected by the the Avian Flu, which caused a shortage of eggs for large commercial farms.

The University of Northern Colorado manager of landscape and grounds, Pat McDonald, stands in the Ross Hall Rock Garden on UNC's campus on November 15, 2015 in Greeley. The rock garden is xeriscaped and contains plants that are native to Colorado.

Jahmad Juluke, a student at the University of Northern Colorado, performs a dance during the 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on at the Union Colony Civic Center in Greeley on January 18, 2016.

Tyler Silvy, a Greeley Tribune Reporter, poses after participating in a fire fighter training session at AIMS Community College where he learned first-hand the work, dedication and sacrifice that goes into being a firefighter.

Kerri Geary, of Fort Collins, poses with one of her paintings called " Happy Dancing Me" on Sept. 8, 2015. Geary has survived multiple bouts with breast cancer, and her paintings have helped her reshape her life to make her body "inhospitable to cancer".

Chelsea Ruiz, an artist based in Loveland, Colorado, poses next to a few pieces of her master's work that is apart of her gallery "How to Explain Death to a Dead Hare", at the University of Northern Colorado in Greeley.