Hundreds gathered Feb. 21 to honor Chin National Day on the south side of Indianapolis.
Author Archives: Ted Somerville
Ted Somerville is a portrait, street, and editorial photographer. He is also the co-editor of Brazilian music publication Meia Volta and guitarist for Indianapolis band Sweet Poison Victim. Find his work on Instagram at @tedsomerville or at his portfolio www.tedsomerville.com.
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Would you hold one of these scaly, furry, cold-blooded critters?
See photos from a reptile and amphibian show hosted by the Hoosier Herpetological Society on Feb. 7 at Garfield Park Conservatory.
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Photos: Indy becomes a winter wonderland after weekend blizzard
Photographer Ted Somerville captured scenes after a snowstorm dropped nearly a foot of snow on the city.
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See vibrant, musical celebrations for Our Lady of Guadalupe
Parishioners from St. Mary Catholic Church and Christ Church Cathedral honored the Mexican Virgin of Guadalupe on Dec. 11 with processions and mass downtown.
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We Love Rob: Musicians rally behind Indy’s ‘musical mayor’ Rob Dixon
The Indianapolis Jazz Foundation hosted an all-star benefit concert Nov. 13 at The Cabaret.
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Photos: Take a fall walk through Bean Creek
See colorful scenes captured Oct. 23 around the small south side neighborhood.
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See striking photos from Irvington’s Halloween street fair
The Oct. 25 event wrapped up the 79th annual Historic Irvington Halloween Festival.
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Photos: Step inside cozy autumnal Cottage Home Block Party
The annual party offered food, entertainment and local merchants Oct. 11 on the near east side.
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Have you biked these Indy greenways?
Photographer Ted Somerville set out to capture the city’s lesser traveled bike paths.
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See lively photos of the 2025 Circle City Classic Parade
Marching bands, dancers and other groups marched in the 41st annual parade Sept. 27, supporting scholarships for HBCU students.