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RJ Sangosti

@RJSangosti
RJ Sangosti is an award-winning photographer based in Denver, Colorado.
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    RJ Sangosti
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    Jun 2
    Spring Snow | Nat Geo Photo of the Day nationalgeographic.com/photo-of-the-d… via @NatGeo
    Spring Snow | Nat Geo Photo of the Day
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    Spring Snow | Nat Geo Photo of the Day
    On May 6, 2026, heavy, wet snow fell over Lakewood, Colorado, in a late-season snowstorm. While it's not uncommon for the state to see snowfall in May, the storm was one of the largest in Colorado's...
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    RJ Sangosti
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    Aug 4, 2025
    Denver International Airport (DEN) held a media tour and ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the opening of the new East Security Checkpoint on Monday, Aug. 4, 2025. The checkpoint will not officially open until 3 a.m. on August 5.
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    RJ Sangosti
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    Jan 10, 2024
    Pro Palestine protesters are escorted out of the Colorado State Capitol during the first day of the Colorado General Assembly’s 2024 session in Denver, Colorado on January 10, 2024. @denverpost
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    RJ Sangosti
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    Jan 9, 2024
    From the left, Mike Lynch, Julie McCluskie, Paul Lundeen, and Steve Fenberg, take part in a panel during annual Business Legislative Preview breakfast held at Denver Art Museum. When the sun rises tomorrow so will a new Colorado legislative session. @denverpost
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    RJ Sangosti
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    Dec 13, 2023
    denverpost.com/2023/12/13/com… do will need more s shelters or is it time to address the elephant in the room called mental health?
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    How jails and courtrooms became Colorado’s mental health safety net — and why that isn’t working
    Police and criminal courts are not designed to help people with mental illnesses, and the court system lands sick people in jail when they need help.