First Friday
Have you enjoyed the photos of street photographer Chris Suspect on the Hyattsville Wire this week? You can see even more at this month’s First Friday event at Busboys and […]
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Ten Tips on Street Photography
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithOther than war journalism, street photography is one of the hardest to shoot. As Hyattsville’s own Chris Suspect notes, “the action is often quick and fleeting” and many photographers are […]
An Interview with Chris Suspect
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithChris Suspect’s day job focuses on audio, but you’d never know it from his photographs. As a new media content creator, the Hyattsville resident oversees six science podcasts, but in […]
Primo the Duckling
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithThe first duckling has hatched in Arts District Hyattsville. Resident Hubert May, whose small green space is home to the duck family, has named it “Primo.” (Earlier photo of the […]
An Interview with Kay Lindsey
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithBorn in Washington, D.C., Kay Lindsey is a noted poet whose work often appears in college curricula. A graduate of Howard University, she’s taught poetry in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, […]
Trinity
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithTrue to its name, the Arts District Hyattsville development has its own public art. EYA, the developers behind the west side of the project, installed a sculpture in 2011 on […]
Retired DeMatha Coach Worries About Recruiting
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithHyattsville’s most-famous coach is in the New York Times today. The article notes that middle school has become a fierce recruiting battleground for basketball players around D.C. Now, some longtime […]
Big Bang
/in Hyattsville/by Ryan Teague BeckwithNoted poet Kay Lindsey has lived in Hyattsville for several years. Below is her work, “Big Bang,” which she read at the Library of Congress in 2006. All rights reserved. […]
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