PHOTOGRAPHY
Inland Empire photos give a look at major events
The Dairy Queen on Magnolia Avenue is a place to enjoy ice cold desserts and cool off on a warm summer night with family under a crescent moon in Riverside, shown July 8. TERRY PIERSON — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
An honor guard carries the casket of U.S. Army Air Forces Pvt. 1st Class Charles R. Powers at Riverside National Cemetery on July 18. Powers went missing after being captured by the Japanese in the Philippines in 1942. WILL LESTER STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
A burned bicycle wheel lies on charred ground July 26 during the Macy fire. ANJALI SHARIF-PAUL — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Aaron Barrera, 25, hoses down the roof of his home July 25 during the Macy fire. TERRY PIERSON — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Homeowner Andres Psaras inspects the damage to his daughter’s home July 22. WILL LESTER — STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
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July brought wildfires to the Inland Empire and throughout the western states as well as hot weather that residents did everything they could to cool down from, and it also brought the celebration of Independence Day on the Fourth of July. Our photographers — from The Press-Enterprise, The Sun, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin and Redlands Daily Facts — were there to capture it all and more. Here is a selection of our team’s top picks for the month.
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