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Scott Keeler - Former Times Photographer

Former Times Photographer

  1. University of Florida entomology doctoral student Kristen Bowers, Ft. Pierce, releases thrips on a Brazilian peppertree in the Pasco Palms Preserve of New Port Richey, Friday, Jan. 24.
  2. [ANGELIQUE HERRING   |   Times]
  3. Gabriel Smith, 17, gathers sandbags in front of the Grady Market and Consulate Suites storage warehouse while working to prepare the building for potential flooding in downtown Apalachicola. (Douglas R. Clifford)
  4. Lorraine Margeson erects a bird nesting marker on Outback Key, a shoal near Fort De Soto Park and the mouth of Tampa Bay. [SCOTT KEELER   |   Times]
  5. Lorraine Margeson erects a bird nesting marker on Outback Key, a shoal near Fort De Soto Park and the mouth of Tampa Bay. [SCOTT KEELER   |   Times]
  6. Aleida Gonzalez stacks "Factory Throwout " cigars after pulling them from the machine that packs and rolls them. [SCOTT KEELER   |   Times]
  7. SCOTT KEELER   |   Times Left to Right: Adriana Alvarado, 13, Jennifer Pino, 11, Caliana Rivera, 12, and Daijiona Smith, 11, all 6th graders at Webb Middle School, Tampa, listen to speakers during the kickoff of the American Heart Association Tampa Bay's STEM Goes Red event at Tech Data Corporation, Clearwater, 11/14/17.  The all-day event introduced 140 middle school girls to the STEM industries which include: Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. The students also heard from industry leaders like Wendy Bahr, Senior Vice President of Cisco's Global Partner Organization.
  8. Thirty refugees to the United States became US Citizens, Friday, as they were sworn in during a Naturalization Oath Ceremony, Friday, 6/16/17 at Pinellas Technical College, St. Petersburg. Front, left to right: are new US citizens Ali Alazzawi who is from Iraq, and Mileydis Guerra from Cuba. 30 refugees became US citizens. The ceremony also included recognition to World Refugee Day.
  9. Base runner Ripley Brown, 9, of St. Petersburg, a kickball player for J.W. Cate Recreation Center, right, gets back to third base as third baseman Donnie Summers, 9, St. Petersburg of Campbell Park Recreation Center, awaits the throw, left, Friday, 4/14/17 at Woodlawn Park. 130 children, ages 6-11 representing 10 City of St. Petersburg recreation centers participate in the St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation Department kickball games each Friday. The season concludes with playoff gamers in May. J.W. Cate defeated Campbell Park 7-2.
  10. Florida Governor Rick Scott Addresses joint session of the Florida Legislature, 3/7/17 in Tallahassee.
  11. Left to Right: Morgan Lyons, 14, Clearwater, an 8th grader at St. Cecelia Interparochial Catholic School, Clearwater, lights memorial candles with Holocaust survivors Betty Grebenschikoff, St. Petersburg, and Herta Pila, Tampa, 1/27/17, at the Florida Holocaust Mueum, St. Petersburg. Friday was International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Grebenschikoff shared her experiences of escaping Nazi Germany with family members with students from the school. Grebenschikoff has also published a book called "Once My Name Was Sara," about her experiences.
  12. New Bishop Gregory L.  Parkes, left, greets Monsignor Robert Gibbons of St. Pauls Catholic Church, St. Petersburg, right, Wednesday, 1/4/16 during Parkes installment at the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle, St. Petersburg.
  13. Exploring Your Path-  Pathless Woods installation- Artist Anne Patterson  Pathless Woods, an installation by New York City artist Anne Patterson, opens November 4th, 2016, and runs through early May 2017, at the The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Sarasota, in the Keith D. and Linda Monda Gallery of Contemporary Art. Pathless Woods is an interactive, multi-media installation using a forest of colorful ribbons, music and light. The title is taken from a line in Lord Byron?ˆš???€š‚? ̈?€š„??s, (George Gordon Byron) poetry, ?ˆš???€š‚? ̈?‰ˆ“There is a pleasure in the pathless woods.?ˆš???€š‚? ̈?? Visitors can find their own path through the thousands of ribbons hung from the ceiling.
  14. Fog lingers into the early afternoon on Monday (12/12/16) off Dunedin in North Pinellas County.