Working as a photojournalist can be exciting at times and incredibly boring at others. Typically my
day was consumed with rather mundane duties such as photographing meetings, civic activities and
various check and trophy presentations. As I ran from assignment to assignment I tried to keep my eyes
open for images that might be of interest to my editors. Below are a few surviving examples
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| The original railroad tracks photo left was then reversed, center and right, printed high contrast | ||
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| On weekends I often would join my buddies cruising Lancaster Boulevard, between Sierra Highway and 10th Street West. Always looking for interesting and unusual images for the newspaper, I created these multiple images by shooting time exposures and then sandwiching the negatives in the darkroom. |
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| Yep, it snows in the desert! Left and center photos are snow on a woodpile, right a downed Joshua tree | ||
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| Sunsets have always fascinated me, even in black and white | ||
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| Left, concrete forms for the Palmdale Stuntman's Hall of Fame. Right, actor Burt Reynolds signs his slab before adding foot and hand prints | Taps | |
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