Route 66 Food Truck Festival: Food Is For Sharing
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (April 22, 2012) Kerry Townsend from Rialto, left, samples italian ice offered by daughters Kimberly, 15, right, and Jessica, 17, obscured, during 2012 Route 66 Food Truck Festival at San Manuel Stadium. Twenty-one food trucks circled the outfield in the first-ever event to benefit ...
New PocketWizard Plus III Transceiver Announced
B&H Photo Video has announced the new PocketWizard Plus III Transceiver is now available for pre-order with delivery expected around March 15th. “The PocketWizard Plus III has 32 standard channels (as opposed to four digitally coded channels on the previous generation). This means you can control more elaborate setups, and it gives you the ability to ...
Making Sense of Sensor Size: It’s More Than Megapixels
I’ve had a few conversations lately with some photo enthusiasts and fielded some questions from casual snapshooters that have piqued my interest in their concerns to the point I’ve done a bit of research: Typical point & shoot digital cameras are built around digital sensors are considerably smaller than 110-film. Do you remember those flat cameras about the ...
Thanksgiving: Counting Our Many Blessings
On Thanksgiving I drew not one, but two assignments, to photograph community dinners. At the first, Salvation Army volunteers served meals to all who came to their annual event, and later at a church in Redlands, where a non-profit served a holiday meal to the many homeless young people they minister to and try to ...
Bud Bracken: Local Prep Sports Supporter
During the recent Bloomington/Chaffey game as the prep football season kicked off, I encountered longtime local prep sports supporter Bud Bracken, camera in hand, shuffling back and forth on the home team’s sideline. Bracken, age 79, photographs local high school sporting events for Inland Empire Community Newspapers, and supports local high school athletics as a ...
Route 66 Rendezvous: All Things Automotive
With the throaty roar of gas-guzzling eight cylinder engines, the Stater Bros. Route 66 Rendezvous rolled in downtown San Bernardino for its 22nd annual appearance this weekend. Vintage car enthusiasts got their yearly opportunity to enjoy automotive history on display and admire the work of others in restoring their collectible cars. Entertainment, food, games, vendors ...
