Tyrone Turner
Visuals Editor at WAMU-FM (Washington, D.C.)
Photojournalist | Visual Storytelling
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5 days ago |
wamu.org | Jackson Sinnenberg |Tyrone Turner
The Cathedral of St. Matthew was quiet but bustling with energy only an hour after Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost was announced to the world as Pope Leo XIV. Cathedral workers were busy putting up a new bunting – the colored banner that hangs above the cathedral’s main doors – to celebrate the announcement that still rang across the globe: “Habemus Papam”….we have a pope. Rev. Msgr.
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1 month ago |
kpbs.org | Tyrone Turner
The croquet teams from St. John's College and the neighboring U.S. Naval Academy held their annual matchup on Saturday, April 5. The competition takes over the front lawn of St. John's, which was founded in 1696 in Maryland's capital city. Thousands attended, many in fancy dress, bowler hats and sporting large "Beat Navy" or "Beat the Johnnies" pins.
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1 month ago |
wamu.org | Matt Blitz |Tyrone Turner
Awesome Con was back at D.C.’s Convention Center this weekend for its 13th edition. The weekend-long convention celebrated nerd culture, featuring cosplaying, gaming, celebrity meet and greets, and just being yourself. On the convention floor, Tim O’Grady of McLean, Virginia dressed in a homemade costume of a guardian from the popular science-fiction video game Destiny 2. He said it took him about a week and $150 to construct.
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1 month ago |
npr.org | Rachel Treisman |Tyrone Turner
The cherry trees at the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., are nearing peak bloom, and the crowds were out on Wednesday to enjoy the display. Tyrone Turner/WAMU hide caption toggle caption Tyrone Turner/WAMU On a crisp, sunny morning in Washington, D.C., scores of locals and tourists alike laced up their sneakers, strapped on their cameras and braved commuter traffic to wind their way toward the blossoms.
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1 month ago |
wamu.org | Sarah Kim |Tyrone Turner |Dee Dwyer
The sound of its destruction was incessant. Removing the mural with its big yellow letters will take more than a quick repaint – it’s a weeks long process. The first steps: summoning the police to ensure the process goes on without any disruption – then removing the bollards. On day one – March 10 – you could still see the letters under the construction workers as they drilled away over ‘MATTER,’ and laid the bollards down one by one. By the morning of day two, ‘MATTER’ had become a pile of rubble.
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