Delaney Holman

This summer I am capturing the Nightfall Concert Series for Chattanooga Presents

Photos I made during my internship from the tarps coming off the Walnut Street Bridge construction in Chattanooga were published in multiple Chattanooga publications, including the Chattanooga Times Free Press.

During the Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar, students were given 50 minutes to go out and produce a street photo. My photo competed with 90 other students and won first place.

Intern work: A collection of photos I took with another intern during the first week of spring in Coolidge Park. I created and posted this carousel for the Parks and Outdoors social media.

Chattanooga, TN, is vibrant with youth and art. The Choo Choo Chorus may be made up of mostly men in their later years, but they contribute to the art scene not to pave a new path, but to brush off an old one, Barbershop Quartets. The chorus gathers

The Chattanooga Parks and Outdoors department recently began their seasonal basketball league, teams ranging from all ages, starting at 3. These leagues are free and volunteer-based. The nature of volunteer-based jobs creates a difficulty for some c

Written By Kayelyn McCaslin Engel Stadium, owned by UTC is locked from the outside and decaying on the inside. The stadium is set to be torn down and replaced by a women’s sports complex in 2…

There is a quiet, elderly community living in the alcove-like rooms at the Martin Boyd Assisted Living facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee. However, on Thursday nights at 7 p.m., the sound of brotherhood and song begins to float through the hall.

Chattanooga, the first National Park City in North America, recently hired its first Naturalist. Kayla Reeves is unique in her job; most cities do not have the budget or see the need to employ a naturalist. The City of Chattanooga works to uphold and

Delaney Holman photographs members from the Choo Choo Chorus as they perform in their quartet groups at several barbershops across Chattanooga, Tennessee.