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Senior Editor for Photography and Multimedia

Patrick Traylor

Patrick Traylor is Senior Editor for Photography and Multimedia at The Denver Post, a position he has held since 2018. He joined The Post as a photo editor in 2012. Traylor earned his master's degree in photojournalism from Ohio University's School of Visual Communication in Athens, Ohio. Before that, he dabbled in freelance photography, worked as a photojournalist at newspapers in Illinois and Kansas and earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

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Refugees walk on the street towards a football field on February 10, 2016 in Kladesholmen, Sweden. In 2015, Sweden received 162,877 asylum applications, more than any European country proportionate to its population.

Captured: Inside the lives of refugees in Sweden

n 2015, Sweden received 162,877 asylum applications, more than any European country proportionate to its population. According to the Swedish Migration Agency, Sweden housed more than 180,000 people in 2015,...
Self-proclaimed Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson is pictured in his Woody Creek home near Aspen, Colorado Feb. 27, 1997.

PHOTOS: Hunter S. Thompson in Colorado

As one of Colorado's most famous writers, Hunter S. Thompson, the gonzo journalist and author of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" built a mythic persona for himself on his...
Actress Mary Tyler Moore is shown as TV news producer Mary Richards in a scene from the "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," Aug. 1970

PHOTOS: Mary Tyler Moore dies at 80

Mary Tyler Moore died at 80 years old. Often considered one of the most literate sitcoms of its era, "Mary Tyler Moore" was also one of the first sitcoms to...
High winds toppled a tree into the street and on top of a parked car in the 500 block of N. Walnut Street Monday, Jan. 9, 2017, in Colorado Springs, Colo. High winds have overturned some large vehicles and damaged buildings in the Colorado Springs area while ice is making travel dangerous in western Colorado.

PHOTOS: Strong winds blow across Colorado

A powerful winter storm system Monday kicked off a week of expected wild weather in Colorado, hammering Colorado Springs with hurricane-force winds that uprooted trees.