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When my friend Sarah said she bought a Digital SLR and that she wanted me to teach her a few things, I got pretty excited.  I love sharing the art of photography with anyone willing to learn.  This is probably one of the main reasons I’m the photo editor of the Santa Monica College newspaper, [...]

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When the lights go out, most people panic and run for the nearest flashlight.  But not tonight.  Not during Earth Hour.
At 8:30-9:30PM on August 28th, 2009 Earth Hour begins.  A worldwide movement that started in Sydney, Australia in 2007 when 2.2 million houses and businesses switched off their lights for 1 hour.  This darkness symbolize [...]

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When I photographed the non-profit organization event Kollaboration Acoustic 2 last year, I couldn’t wait for the next show to begin.  Finally, after a huge organizational effort on the Kollaboration staff and with tons of big name celebrities signed up to attend, the day had arrived.  I packed up my photography equipment and headed up [...]

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“Only you can prevent forest fires,” says the famous cartoon icon Smokey the Bear. Well he must have skipped coming to California as fires rage around the Los Angeles area in Sylmar, Brea Canyon, Corona, and a few other cities. As I attended my Journalism Conference, smoke filled the [...]

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For my a portrait project, I decided to photography the great sport of Roller Derby, as Los Angeles is filled with options and even a custom made track.  The Los Angeles Derby Dolls play at the Doll Factory near downtown where sold out crowds cheer, scream, and even dance to the live bands during halftime.  [...]

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As 14,000 people try to push into a 5,000 person capacity Hyatt Regency Century Hotel in Century City on November 4th, 2008, I have to admit to having some small butterflies in my stomach about tonight’s events.  When the country’s economy, foreign relations, image, unemployment, and countless other issues are in the gutter to the [...]

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As Thursday night came to an end, I was annoyed at the lights outside my window, thinking, why the heck is my neighbor shining a flashlight at my house?  Soon after, noises and rumbles made me ask, why is the neighborhood cat outside jumping around making all that noise?  Then more noise, more flashes, and [...]

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For years, I’ve wanted to join the ranks of the Storm Troopers, Superheroes, and Movie fanatics and participate in the chaos that is COMIC-CON! With some time on my hands, I finally got tickets, booked my hotel and headed down to beautiful San Diego.
Comic-Con International is a multigenre convention which takes place annually in San [...]

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Currently I’m enrolled in a photojournalism class and am enjoying it greatly. The assignments keep me shooting and I’m learning a lot. Recently, I’ve been working on a photo story about Roller Derby in LA and the editor of the Santa Monica College paper, The Corsair, decided to publish it! It went [...]

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