Posts Tagged Hanford Sentinel
I received a bit of good news yesterday. One of my editors had told me that the picture above was a finalist in the California Newspaper Publishers Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. Also receiving awards was Eiji Yamashita who placed second in the Investigative/Enterprise Reporting category. The Sentinel staff was named a finalist in the Public [...]
The Hanford West Huskies boys varisty basketball team, who are currently first in the West Yosemite League, played their crosstown rivals the Bullpups of Hanford High. This turned out to be one nail biter of a game with the final score being 53-52 in favor of Bullpups. For more on the game see the Sentinel.
A sudden down pour flooded the streets in front of the Hanford Sentinel building. We’re really not use to this kind of weather conditions. It’s a nice change of pace. Past iPhone365 galleries.
The other day I was able to photograph Holly McKay and Rossi, her 15-month-old chow. This was to promote a great cause, the Kings SPCA. The non-profit organization held a fundraiser for their animal shelter by selling 2010 calendars with pictures of contributed pet pictures. Their story ran in the Hanford Sentinel. Give them a [...]
The Hanford Sentinel press sits silent after printing operations were moved to the Selma Enterprise back in the fall of 2009. There is still a roll of newsprint in the machine. Probably from the last thing that will ever be printed at the Sentinel. Past iPhone365 galleries
[svgallery name="JoeGilbueno"] I had the honor of taking portraits of Hanford resident Joe Gilbuena, 83, a U.S. Navy veteran who has been in World War II, the Korean and the Vietnam wars. During World War II he survived Japanese kamikazi attacks against the USS Bunker Hill. You can find his story here.
Pilots from Strike Fighter Squadron VFA-22 , the Fighting Redcocks, returned to Naval Air Station, Lemoore on Tuesday, Oct. 20 after a five-month deployment aboard the USS Ronald Reagan. The fly-in is one of my favorite assignment to shoot. So much is happening so fast. It really keeps you on your toes.
Hello. I am a California based photographer. I have been working as a photojournalist for over 15 years now, and love everything about it.