Shmuel Thaler is a Staff Photographer at the Santa Cruz Sentinel. With a diverse portfolio that spans themes such as travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and construction, he captures the vibrant essence of his subjects while focusing on the intersection of art and community. Thaler's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Chico Enterprises, The Mercury News, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Shmuel Thaler's focus is primarily on local events, nature, and photography in the Santa Cruz area. His coverage heavily features family & relationships as well as entertainment news. If you have pitches related to local events, nature or weather-related stories focused on the Santa Cruz area, he might be interested in your content.
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By: Shmuel Thaler
A tree trimmer rises above the UC Santa Cruz Music Center as routine maintenance is performed. The trees at UCSC are trimmed and managed by the university's Tree Crew, a specialized in-house team of professional arborists and expert tree climbers. The campus they serve is home to approximately 34 species of trees, with around 29,000 individual woody plants
A tree trimmer rises above the UC Santa Cruz Music Center as routine maintenance is performed.
By: Shmuel Thaler
Santa Cruz city lifeguard Cole Renfrew hits the water in a dunk tank at National Night Out at the Santa Cruz Harbor on T
By: Shmuel Thaler
Goats munch on vegetation this week as they clear brush along the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line near Poplar Street in Aptos. The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission is utilizing goats to control overgrowth on approximately 2 miles of the line. According to a statement from the commission, the goats are being deployed to control weeds and fir
A vessel returns to the Santa Cruz Harbor after a voyage on the Monterey Bay. At bottom left of the photo rowing shells and single person outrigger canoes can be seen on the AA dock “rowing rack” as sea lions loll nearby in the sun. The rowing rack had been located under the Murray Street Bridge and designated the FF dock but was moved to the current locat
By: Shmuel Thaler
Volunteers and trainees get fence posts set at the Homeless Garden Project's Natural Bridges Farm Thursday. The local nonprofit that provides transitional employment to individuals experiencing homelessness received a $20,000 grant from the American Rental Association of California and the Toro Co. Foundation to help provide enhancements. The move will pro
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Late afternoon sunlight through the forest at UC Santa Cruz creates a pattern of illumination on the Physical Sciences Building on Science Hill.
Birds alight on a rusting hoist at the 112-year-old Santa Cruz Municipal Wharf. The wharf is home to more than 20 small businesses and abundant wildlife.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A sea lion barks its displeasure with having to share space with a human at the Santa Cruz Harbor.
