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James Borchuck - Former Times Photographer
James Borchuck

Former Times Photographer

  1. Tampa Bay’s found cemeteries were never really lost
    April 26, 2021• Video
    Archaeologists survey Zion Cemetery in Tampa.
  2. Photos: Tornado damage in Pinellas County
    Dec. 16, 2020• Photos
    Tornado damage is evident on Cross Bayou Drive at Canal Street at an industrial park off Endeavor Way which was damaged by a tornado on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020, in Pinellas Park. The storm struck mid-Pinellas County on Wednesday afternoon knocking out power to thousands, authorities say. The same storm threatened east Hillsborough County and Polk County. However, the National Weather Service lifted tornado warnings for those areas at 5:30 p.m. but warned residents to remain cautious about stormy weather.
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  3. Coronavirus vaccine arrives in Tampa Bay and Florida
    Dec. 14, 2020• Health
    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, right, watches as Ramon Docobo, Asst. Director of the Pharmacy at Tampa General Hospital, removes the COVID-19 vaccine from boxes Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
  5. Meet the St. Pete man who gives out free haircuts to kids who read to him
    Dec. 9, 2020• Video
    Thumbnail for One Small Act video series. Antonio Brown teaches kids how to read with his Barbershop Book Club.
  6. Watch our new video series highlighting Florida’s untold stories
    Nov. 23, 2020• Video
  7. Selling the Sunshine State
    Nov. 12, 2020• Video
  8. What Florida’s broken unemployment system means for its workers
    May 28, 2020• Video
    Fior Miller sees a client May 12 at her salon, Simply Hair by Fior, in Clearwater.
  9. A new program in Pinellas is helping to feed hundreds of kids at home
    April 20, 2020• News
  10. Tampa Bay welcomes new citizens on Constitution Day
    Sept. 24, 2019• Video
    New U.S. citizens wave flags after taking the Oath of Allegiance Sept. 20 at St. Petersburg College in Clearwater.
  11. Two women from St. Petersburg like to hunt pythons in the Everglades. We went with them.
    Aug. 17, 2019• Environment
    Peggy Van Gorder, 53, of St. Petersburg redies herself prior to driving through a gate that will lead her and survey partner Beth Koehler, 60, onto a levy in the Everglades. CHRIS URSO | Times
  12. Sounds That Scare Us: Dissecting terrifying movie music
    Oct. 29, 2018• Archive
    James Borchuck | Times What makes scary music scary? As Halloween approaches, we thought weÃ\u0095d ask Brian Jones, an assistant professor of music at Eckerd College. He has been studying the film scores of Halloween, Jaws, Psycho and A Nightmare on Elm Street and knows exactly what composers are doing to terrify us with sound.
  13. Sounds That Scare Us: Dissecting terrifying movie music
    Oct. 29, 2018• Music
    James Borchuck | Times What makes scary music scary? As Halloween approaches, we thought weÃ\u0095d ask Brian Jones, an assistant professor of music at Eckerd College. He has been studying the film scores of Halloween, Jaws, Psycho and A Nightmare on Elm Street and knows exactly what composers are doing to terrify us with sound.
  14. 'Not My Son' campaign aims to help Midtown parents keep kids safe
    July 11, 2018• News
    Tanyga Johnson encourages motorists to react to her signs as she canvasses the Childs Park neighborhood. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  15. Photographer found inspiration close by, then saw a way to frame it
    May 31, 2018• News
    Steve Nesius takes nature photos near his home in Terra Ceia. Nesius, a freelance photojournalist, spends about three days a week shooting landscapes and wildlife. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  16. Amid gravestones, one man channels pain into reverence
    May 27, 2018• News
    Andrew Lumish honors veterans by cleaning headstones using special solvents. He volunteers his time because he thinks they shouldn't be forgotten. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  17. Amid gravestones, one man channels pain into reverence
    May 22, 2018• News
    Andrew Lumish honors veterans by cleaning headstones using special solvents. He volunteers his time because he thinks they shouldn't be forgotten. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  18. At Crescent Lake, crews clean up and cure
    April 5, 2018• News
    Nicholas Popp and Christina Opperman, right, navigate Crescent Lake in a kayak, picking up trash and other debris on the last Saturday in March. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  19. At Crescent Lake, crews clean up and cure
    April 4, 2018• News
    Nicholas Popp and Christina Opperman, right, navigate Crescent Lake in a kayak, picking up trash and other debris on the last Saturday in March. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  20. Arms. Legs. Twists. Spins. An 'effortless' connection.
    March 22, 2018• News
    Instructors Chris Kirchman, bottom, and Juliette Lauer during a routine. [ALESSANDRA DA PRA | Times]
  21. In acroyoga, arms, legs, twists and spins create an 'effortless' connection
    March 22, 2018• News
    Joseph Gray lifts Juliette Lauer during an acrobatics routine, as Aaron Tremper, right, looks on at The Movement Sanctuary. [ALESSANDRA DA PRA | Times]
  22. Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Libraries celebrate 100th Anniversary of the Burgert Brothers Photographic Studio(w/video)
    Oct. 9, 2017• News
  23. Swah-Rey quickly becomes dessert hot spot (w/video)
    July 10, 2017• Breaking News
    From left, a Carrot cupcake with a hook-up of champagne, a Miss Scarlett's Red Velvet cupcake with a hook-up of red wine, a Blackout cupcake with a hook-up of milk and a Cookie Dough cupcake with Royal Tokaji wine at Swah-Rey on Central Avenuein St. Petersburg.
  24. Everyday Tampa Bay: Doug Hughes finally sends his letters to Congress, minus the gyrocopter (w/video)
    April 21, 2017• News
    Activist Doug Hughes, right, delivers his protest letters to Congress the old fashioned way, by taking them to the Riverview Post Office, Wednesday, April 12, 2017. Two years ago he had the letters strapped to the wheels of a gyrocopter and landed them on the west lawn of the U.S. Capital before being quickly arrested. He marked the anniversary of his flight by mailing the protest letters, with stamps, by hand.