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
Morning fog lies in valleys in the Santa Cruz Mountains on Monday as drivers, at bottom, head north on the Highway 1 morning commute. While some people in the county experienced morning drizzle on Monday the National Weather Service forecast calls for sunny skies in the coming days in our area. The service has also issued a coastal flood advisory for the S
By: Shmuel Thaler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors recently returned to their revamped chambers on the 5th floor of the Santa Cruz County Government Center.
A COSMOS (California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science) residential assistant carries a number “7” to keep track of his group as they head to Cowell Beach in Santa Cruz for a kayaking adventure. COSMOS is a rigorous four-week residential program at UC Santa Cruz that brings together high-achieving high school students and world-class research
By: Shmuel Thaler
Practice from Japan is a way of immersing your senses in nature that practitioners say has benefits for your physical and mental well-being
By: Shmuel Thaler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Santa Cruz Shakespeare actors Patty Gallagher, Mike Ryan and Dan Donohue collaborate in a comic
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A bear welcomes visitors to the West Cliff Inn in Santa Cruz on a recent morning.
By: Shmuel Thaler
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Workers bring in the strawberry harvest near the intersection of San Andreas Road and West Beach Street in near Watsonville.
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Work continues on the Murray Street Bridge as it remains closed to traffic in both directions.
By: Shmuel Thaler
A “bridge brigade” protest Friday on the Highway 1 overpass at State Park Drive in Aptos was part of a “Good Trouble Lives On” nationwide weekend of action that included many in Santa Cruz County. The name of the protest is based on the term “good trouble” coined by American politician and civil rights leader John Lewis, who died July 17, 2020. Lewis said
District 39 champion Aptos beat D-9 champ Soledad 11-1 in the teams’ opener at the Section 5 Majors All-Stars Tournament at Aptos Little League on Friday. Aptos hosts either Los Gatos (D-12) or Los Altos (D-44) in the winner’s…
