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Greg Vojtko is a veteran visual journalist living in Southern California’s Inland Empire and working throughout the Southwest. For 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.February 2012 S M T W T F S « Jan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Tags
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Category Archives: travel
Money Back: Rebates On Think Tank Photo Retrospective Bags
Between now and the end of December, whenever you order any of Think Tank Photo’s Retrospective shoulder bags, you will receive up to $20 back. The Retrospective bags are inconspicuous, soft-sided shoulder bags with a simple exterior that blends into the environment. … Continue reading
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Tagged camera equipment, photo gear, Think Tank Photo Retrospective
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Santa Fe, NM: Every Piece Has A Story
The sales of jewelry and other items by Native Americans along the south portico of the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, New Mexico has fascinated me every time I’ve visited. Not a casual sidewalk swap meet by any … Continue reading
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Tagged Native American Artisans Program, New Mexico, Palace of the Governors, Santa Fe
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Las Vegas, NV: The Strip At Night
Often my work requires making photographs at times of the day that correspond with the availability of subjects irrespective of the quality of light. Whenever the opportunity arises to take advantage of light that presents itself from low angles I … Continue reading
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Tagged Las Vegas Strip, MGM Grand, New York New York, Tropicana
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Clear Skies, Clean Water, No Crowds
The weather recently has been absolutely fantastic for hiking. A couple Sundays back I headed up to Forest Falls and hiked up a portion of Mill Creek. After all the rain we’ve had there was still a bit of snow … Continue reading
Posted in environment, photography, technology, travel
Tagged Forest Falls, Mill Creek, Mt. San Gorgonio
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Las Vegas, NV: My Stay at Mandalay Bay Hotel
I was fortunate to be able to stay at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino during the recent Photoshop World conference in Las Vegas. The view from my 27th-floor double-queen room, even through the green-tinted glass, of the Las Vegas strip … Continue reading
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Las Vegas, NV: Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas
The landmark Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign, the creation of graphic designer Betty Willis, was built by Western Neon and erected in 1959. The 25-foot tall icon, like most of the strip, sits in the town of Paradise and is located … Continue reading
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Santa Fe, NM: Railyard District Farmer’s Market
Every Saturday shoppers gather during the weekly Farmer’s Market at Santa Fe Railyard District, a commercial redevelopment venture at the northern terminus of the New Mexico Rail Runner Express. The Farmer’s Market seems to be the place to purchase one’s … Continue reading
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Hiroshima Survivor Visits Manhattan Project Site
Recently I visited Los Alamos, some 35 miles as the crow flies from Santa Fe, NM. While there I visited the Bradbury Science Museum where an unscheduled attraction that day was a Hiroshima survivor. Kieko Murakami, 73, was touring the … Continue reading
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