Out walking the dogs late and was greeted with this beautiful dusk light. Some people become depressed by the short days and the barren limbs of the trees. I find the light this time of...
Read More →The simple dance of light on the little things around us that we normally don’t bother to look at and walk right past . . . But which I feel art part of the beauty...
Read More →Haven’t posted one of these walking-the-dogs snapshot series in a while. I like taking “the kids” out for a walk around the neighborhood, slip in an iPod earbud, get caught up on the podcasts. Time...
Read More →Thinking of calling this “Smart Art” — taking art photos with your smart phone. When I take our dogs Ava and Alex out for walks around the neighborhood (we live in a section of Sacramento...
Read More →The Occupy Wall Street movement is now going into its second month. It’s getting colder and wetter out side so it will be a test of their endurance through the winter months. But I think...
Read More →You never know what people are going to like. I was crossing the newsroom where there was a news meeting going on and one of the managers said, “We really liked the pictures you got...
Read More →This is my first effort at posting a photo gallery or slideshow, so please be tolerant. I’ll probably have to try this a couple times till I can get it right — or, at least,...
Read More →There has been a controversy roiling in the professional photojournalism world over the past months about a New York Times war correspondent who took a number of photos while on assignment with an iPhone using...
Read More →Felt it was time to break out of the oppressive shackles of black & white and embrace the vibrance of spring. Shot these with the Retro Camera app on my Android. Think they look like...
Read More →Amazing. Only a week ago I was out in a KCRA live truck doing wall-to-wall coverage of the storm that was hitting us from the Pacific and how rising waters in the rivers were creating...
Read More →Mike Rhinehart is the level-headed chief photographer of the KCRA-TV news photography department. His California cool is the quietly efficient temperament that keeps a collection of totally different artistic and technical cogs and wheels working...
Read More →It seems like this site is rapidly turning into a Retro Camera photo gallery. I just find that cameras and photography in all of their forms (film, video, digital, motion, HD, lo-res, etc.) is so...
Read More →While covering March winter storms along I-80 in the Sierra Nevadas, snapped these Android Retro Camera app photos. I love the winter light at the end of day showing through the storm clouds and on...
Read More →A hawk in flight over Curtis Park the other day. This was shot with the Android smart phone using Retro Camera, as the other retro/antique-looking “snaps” in the previous posts have been. The Android has...
Read More →This is a continuation of my Retro Camera series. A small, creative* sidebar that I’m trying to exercise more when I’m out and about. (*”Creative” — Hate this word. Sounds like I’m back in second...
Read More →This is a little more of the Retro Camera photos I’ve been taking with my Android smart phone when out walking the dogs around the neighborhood. I love the graphic visual of lines and symmetry....
Read More →As much as this site is about filmmaking, the core element to filmmaking is visual storytelling. Almost every aspiring screenwriter’s script that comes my way is not so much a movie as it is a...
Read More →I love cameras. Every time I see an interesting new camera out there I want to play with it. There must be at least a dozen out there now that I’d like to have within...
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