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Greg Vojtko is a veteran visual journalist living in Southern California’s Inland Empire and working throughout the Southwest. For over 30 years he has engaged in news, sports, feature, editorial and on-location environmental portrait photography. His work consistently results in a comprehensive report on issues impacting the lives of residents across the region.Tags
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Category Archives: news
Seen and Unseen: Sometimes You Just Get Lucky
Sometimes you just don’t know what you’re going to get from a sports event. I had an assignment to shoot University of Redlands women’s basketball recently. I recall seeing this larger player, Bulldogs’ #12 forward Brittany Oster, right, trying to steal the … Continue reading
New Nikon D4: More Computer Than Camera?
Nikon announced its latest flagship camera this week, the Nikon D4 digital single-lens reflex (DSLR). My first impression is it’s a very well thought-out multimedia production tool, an excellent choice for stills shooters who might be expected to produce video from time to time … Continue reading
Posted in business, news, photography, technology
Tagged Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, Nikon D4, XQD memory cards
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Steven’s Hope: Turning Tragedy To Tribute
Recently I was assigned to photograph a Christmas party for children and their families who received assistance this year and in years past from Steven’s Hope for Children. The Upland-based non-profit, founded by Tony and Sandy Cappelli, maintains several apartments in the … Continue reading
Thanksgiving: Counting Our Many Blessings
Some time ago I mentioned to an acquaintance, whose life seemed for them to be without meaning, that food to eat, clothes to keep us warm and a roof that didn’t leak were all anyone was entitled to, and anything … Continue reading
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Tagged blessings, Salvation Army, serving, sharing, Thanksgiving, volunteers
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Prep Football: Rim Scots Stomp Notre Dame Titans, 49-0
Rim of the World Fighting Scots rolled down the hill Friday night, and rolled over the Notre Dame Titans 49-0 at Riverside Community College’s Wheelock Field. The Scots held onto the ball for nearly half of the first quarter, slowly … Continue reading
Size Does Matter: Spartans 41, Knights 10
Teams with the largest and deepest rosters have invariably been victorious this season. Such was the case last night, as San Gorgonio Spartans, on a drizzly night at home, outnumbered and outscored the smaller Rialto Knights, 41-10. According to a … Continue reading
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Tagged prep football, Rialto Knights, San Andreas League, San Gorgonio Spartans
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