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Celebrating 70 years of
Press Photography in Southern California
Press Photographers Association
of Greater Los Angeles
September 2006, Volume 70, Number 7
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Check our website at http://www.ppagla.org for
complete monthly contest results and judges comments.
Stan Lim
5SECOND PLACE, NEWS: A San Bernardino County firefighter hoses down a structure as charred papers litter the ground after a fire swept through Pioneertown.
IN THIS ISSUE
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4 5 10
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Monthly
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
ONE IMAGE THAT
CHANGED THE WORLD
By John McCoy
PPAGLA President
W
Joe Rosenthal
Rosenthal was among the first to land on the
beach at Iwo Jima. In later accounts he would
describe crossing the beach without being shot like
walking through a rainstorm and not getting wet.
Those accomplishments alone
would make for a distinguished
career. However, Rosenthal was
best known for a single photograph — a picture that is considered to be one of the greatest
moments ever captured on film:
the raising of the American Flag
at Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima.
On Feb. 23, 1945, Joe
Rosenthal was a 33-year-old
photographer for the Associated
Press. He was assigned to cover
a battle that would drag on for
more than a month and cost the
lives of 6,621 American G.I.s
and more than 21,000 Japanese
soldiers.
Rosenthal was among the first
to land on the beach at Iwo Jima.
In later accounts he would
describe crossing the beach without being shot like walking
through a rainstorm and not getting wet.
On the fifth day of fighting,
the Americans captured the 546foot peak of a dormant volcano
named Mount Suribachi. In triumph, they raised a flag.
A weary Rosenthal ascended
Mount Suribachi to photograph
the flag-raising. Upon reaching
the summit, he stood frozen in
disappointment. He had missed
the moment. At the pinnacle of a
makeshift flagpole, he focused
his eyes through Coke-bottle
thick glasses to see the Stars and
Stripes flapping defiantly in the
wind.
The message of victory was
clear, but in the estimation of the
Marine Corps, the flag was too
small. So while Rosenthal stood
anguishing a moment lost, an
event occurred that would
change his life.
Five battle-weary Marines and
a Corpsman appeared, and began
hy do we do it? I had
always wanted to be a
reporter. But back in
the days before spell check, my
keyboard atrocities made that
dream an impossibility.
So, as a junior in high school,
I picked up a camera and started
shooting for the yearbook staff.
It was a great opportunity to be
in the front row, and on the sidelines to record the events that
shaped my school.
I evolved as a
shooter, and in
college I shot
for the
Criterion at
Mesa State,
and the Daily
Sentinel in
Grand
Junction, Colo.
I hoped, in my idealistic
youth, that some day I would
make a photograph that would
change the world. I wanted to
use my lens to document the
human condition. I wanted my
pictures to invoke thought and
emotion.
It’s a dream that many of us
photojournalists share. It’s a reality for photographers who make
a career by capturing poignant
moments.
That’s why I do it.
I began thinking about the art
and craft of photojournalism
when I read an obituary about
Joe Rosenthal.
Rosenthal was a staff photographer at the San Francisco
Chronicle who retired in 1981
after 35 years of service. During
that time he was president of the
San Francisco-Oakland
Newspaper Guild in 1951 and
held the office of president of the
Bay Area Press Photographers
Assn. for three terms. Twice he
was president of the San
Francisco Press Club. He was
also an honorary member of the
PPAGLA.
See MESSAGE, page 10
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2006 MONTHLY CONTEST RESULTS
PPAGLA POINT STANDINGS
Through July 2006
Stan Lim
Keith Birmingham
Terry Pierson
Mark Zaleski
Marc Campos
Paul Alvarez
Will Lester
Ed Crisostomo
Mark J. Terrill
Jason Redmond
Thomas R. Cordova
Frank Bellino
Hans Gutknecht
Carey Wagner
Rodrigo Pena
Stefano Paltera
Michael Owen Baker
Ringo H.W. Chiu
Sean Hiller
David Shea
Mediha Feizagic DiMartino
Amanda Lucidon
Caitlin M. Kelly
Karen Quincy Loberg
John Lazar
Jennifer Cappuccio
Therese Tran
John McCoy
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The Press-Enterprise
Pasadena Star-News
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Associated Press
Ventura County Star
Los Angeles Daily News
Fresno Bee
Freelance
Freelance
Daily Breeze
Ventura County Star
San Bernardino Sun
PPAGLA 2006 SCHOLARSHIP FUND
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money goes to the winner and runner-up of
the College
Photojournalist of the
Year competition.
The following members have made generous contributions to the
2006 campaign:
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MONTHLY CONTEST RESULTS
JULY 2006
Mark Zaleski
5FIRST PLACE, NEWS: Bruce Milne, left, comforts his wife Melanie with a kiss after his metal shop was destroyed by the Sawtooth Fire in Pioneertown.“At least we wer’e not
hurt.We have each other,” said Bruce, who plans to rebuild his shop.
JULY
2006
HONORABLE
MENTION
JUDGES: Salt Lake Tribune
photographers Chris
Detrick, Trent Nelson,
Francisco Francisco and Jim
Urquharte
SPORTS
NEWS
SECOND
FIRST
Keith Birmingham
Pasadena Star-News
SECOND
Stan Lim
THIRD
Hans Gutknecht
FIRST
Keith Birmingham
Pasadena Star-News
THIRD
Terry Pierson
HONORABLE
MENTION
Keith Birmingham
Pasadena Star-News
See RESULTS, page 8
Terry Pierson
5THIRD PLACE, SPORTS: Spark Christi Thomas butts heads with Washington Mystic Nikia
Sanford as they battle for a rebound in the first half of the game in Los Angeles.
Mark Zaleski
Marc Campos
5
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JULY 2006
Terry Pierson
5FIRST PLACE, FEATURES: San Bernardino High School football lineman David Salazar pays for carrying some extra weight in the off season and has to
catch his breath as the rest of the team runs wind sprints during practice in San Bernardino.
JIMMIE JAMES WINS AWARD OF DISTINCTION
J
6
immie James has
experienced violence in a way that
most of us never will.
He has seen it on the
streets, and he has seen
the way it affects kids.
All around him, he has
seen gang violence
destroy families and
lives. So he decided to
do something about it.
James used the most
powerful tool at his disposal to combat violence
in the streets: his camera. With no budget and
little help he put his
heart on his sleeve and
talent to work. For his
efforts he received the
Award of Distinction
from The Videographer
Awards.
James was selected
from over 2,300 entries
in the 2006 competition.
He received the award
in April.
As a freelance videographer, and a member
of the PPAGLA, James
wrote, produced, directed, shot and edited the
documentary titled
“OGs Refuse to Give Up
and Stop.” The 50minute film interlaces
interviews, and re-enact-
ments along with video
clips and still photographs depicting gang
violence in the streets of
Los Angeles.
In the opening scene,
decrepit old gang
bangers hang out on a
street corner. They sit
on the curb with crutches, walkers and a
wheelchair discussing
their refusal to give up a
life of crime. Soon, a
gangster in a wheelchair
rolls past and pulls a
gun for a drive-by
shooting.
The satire is followed
with interviews from
leaders in the African
American community
who talk about the effect
that gang violence has in
their neighborhoods.
The focus of the film is
to find a solution.
Prominently featured are
Yvonne B. Burk, Los
Angeles County
Supervisor for the 2nd
District; Ron Dungee,
Managing Editor of the
Los Angeles Sentinel;
Roosevelt F. Dorn,
Mayor of the city of
Inglewood as well as
many clergymen, musicians and police officers.
James hopes that the
film will have a chilling
effect for gangsters and
school aged children
who see it. It has been
screened at the Watts
Towers, in Los Angeles
schools and on community cable channels.
— John McCoy
PPAGLA President
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JULY 2006
5FIRST PLACE, SPORTS: Dodger Ramon Martinez makes a nice diving stop on Diamondback Tony Clark in the second inning.
Keith Birmingham
Will Lester
5HONORABLE MENTION, PORTRAIT: Betty Armour, 42, suffers from
Morgellons disease, which causes lesions all over the body.
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DODGER NIGHT
5Daily News staff photographer David Sprague with his children Riley, 9, and Shea, 6
Nancy Newman
5PPAGLA Vice President Ross Benson
Ed Crisostomo
FEATURE
THIRD
FIRST
Keith Birmingham
Pasadena Star-News
8 SECOND
5Lexy and Mike Meadows
Nancy Newman
Nancy Newman
5From left, Ty Eddy, Kelly Quinn and PPAGLA President John McCoy
RESULTS,
from page 5
Terry Pierson
John McCoy
Pasadena Star-News
PORTRAIT
THIRD
FIRST
Caitlin M. Kelly
Stan Lim
HONORABLE
MENTION
SECOND
Keith Birmingham
Stan Lim
HONORABLE
MENTION
Will Lester
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ODDS & ENDS
‘THE ART OF PHOTOJOURNALISM’
T
he Press Photographers Assn. is proud to
announce its inaugural gallery
exhibit, “The Art of
Photojournalism.”
Fifty Los Angeles-area photojournalists
are showing their work at Bel Air Camera
through the end of September.
Bel Air Camera is at 10925 Kinross
Ave. in Westwood, and the gallery is open
during Bel Air Camera’s regular business
hours.
Photographers from the Associated Press,
Reuters, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles
Daily News, Ventura County Star, PressEnterprise, Pasadena Star-News, San Gabriel
Valley Tribune, Long Beach Press-Telegram
and many other publications will present
some of their most artistic photojournalism.
Images from around the world and Southern
California, including portraits, news, sporting
events and human interest situations are in the
show. The curated exhibit seeks to highlight
photojournalism that goes beyond basic reporting, presenting images that are rich with artistic
qualities, from the picturesque to the surreal.
Terry Pierson
WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
10
Dan Watson
Acrobats from a Las Vegas Cirque Du Soleil troupe read the PPAGLA’s 2004 JOM annual at a publicity event to promote a
Las Vegas Concierge service at Burbank’s Bob Hope Airport.
MESSAGE,
from page 3
to replace the flag with a larger
version of Old Glory that could be
seen from the entire 7.5 square
mile island. It was high noon.
Rosenthal set the shutter at a
400th of a second, and made history.
He was awarded the Pulitzer
Prize for his photograph.
But that was only an accolade
for what many argue as the best
photograph ever taken in a time of
war. The picture has been reproduced countless times in newspapers, magazines, on calendars,
postage stamps, and even immortalized in bronze.
The image was used as an inspirational symbol for a War Bond
drive in 1945 that raised $26.3 billion. The photo was the model for
the gigantic bronze Marine Corps
Memorial in Arlington, Va. The
monument stands 110 feet tall and
weighs more than 100 tons.
Now that’s a photo with impact.
That is a photograph that inspired
emotion, invoked a lot of thought,
and probably changed the world.
Joe Rosenthal died peacefully in
his sleep at the Atria Tamalpais
Creek assisted living center in
Novato on Aug. 20. He was 94.
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interchange for bare bulb,
wide angle, diffused, and
telephoto reflectors.
HD100A Hi-Def! SMPTE!
also
available
to rent!
10.2 MP
$
T1-10 Tota-light
12.4 MP
MON-FRI 9-7; SAT 9:30-6; SUN 12-5 – FREE PARKING at lot next to store
LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MISPRINTS OR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. ENDS 10-14-06.
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2006 PPAGLA DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS
Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles
3607 W. Magnolia Blvd., Suite 5, Burbank, CA 91505
Website: www.ppagla.org
E-mail address: [email protected]
President: John McCoy
Vice President: Ross A. Benson
Secretary: Ken Lubas
Treasurer: Edna Trunnell-Simpson
Chairman of the Board: Dan Watson
Board Members:
Bonnie Burrow, (818) 843-3961, [email protected]; Ross Benson, (818) 563-2240, [email protected]; J.R. “Buddy” Fowler,
(818) 404-7257, [email protected]; Rob Gauthier, (909) 861-6713, [email protected]; John McCoy, (818) 249-0480,
[email protected]; Ken Lubas, (818) 838-1989, [email protected]; Nancy Newman, (714) 573-0902, [email protected]; Dan Watson, (661) 294-3969, [email protected]; Sean Browning, (818) 505-6442, [email protected]; Joel
Lugavere, (818) 703-8840, [email protected]; Edna Trunnell-Simpson, (818) 899-7625; Franklin Smith, (310) 394-8233,
[email protected].
Committee Chairpersons:
Just One More Yearbook Editor/Still Contest Chairman: Joel Lugavere, (818) 703-8840, [email protected]; Video Contest: Sean
Browning, [email protected]; Membership Services: Rick Meyer, (818) 848-5898; Student Scholarship Chair: Rick Meyer, (818) 8485898; Gallery/Exhibit Curator: David Sprague, (818) 451-7416, [email protected]
JOM, Jr. Newsletter:
Editor: John McCoy, (818) 249-0480; Design: Cheyne Gateley, (626) 441-3670, [email protected]
Website design and maintenance:
Michael Owen Baker, [email protected]; Ben Doidic, (805) 578-3470, [email protected]
Copyright 2006 by the Press Photographers Association of Greater Los Angeles (PPAGLA)
DATED MATERIAL
DO NOT DELAY
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Burbank, CA 91505
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monthly contest results july 2006

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