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  • LIPO CHING

    PHOTOGRAPHY & VIDEO

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    Fentanyl Epidemic

    Lisa Marquez displays a tattoo of her son Fernando Michael Sanchez on her back at in the backyard memorial space for Sanchez at her house on Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 in Gilroy, Calif. Sanchez died in March 2020 when he ingested Fentanyl laced counterfeit pills purchased online. Photographed for the San Francisco Chronicle.

  • About LiPo Ching

    Photographer: After many years of working in the film industry, I earned my M.A. in Photojournalism at the University of Missouri, Columbia in 2012. I was an award-winning, Emmy-nominated staff photojournalist at the San Jose Mercury News between 2006-2018.

     

    Filmmaker: As a graduate of NYU film school, I’ve produced, directed and/or edited several award-winning short and feature films. My background includes extensive film and television production and post-production experience in Los Angeles and New York.

     

    Click here for LiPo's LinkedIn Page

  • PHOTOJOURNALISM HIGHLIGHTS

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    Parajo River flood, California

    "The Parajo River burst with a mighty roar through the worn-down levee, flooding freeways and farms, submerging the entire town of Pajaro and forcing thousands of residents in Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties to flee." March 2023

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    Democratic National Convention, 2016

    Hillary Clinton makes an appearance at the end of President Barack Obama's speech during the 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

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    SJPD Officer Michael Johnson Memorial, 2015

    The casket of fallen San Jose police officer Michael Johnson is carried to the stage during a memorial service at the SAP Center in San Jose.

     

    1st Place, News Photography, 2016 BEST OF THE WEST Journalism Contest

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    Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero, 2012

    Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero connects with an upper cut on Selcuk "Mini Tyson" Aydin at the WBC welterweight championship in San Jose. Guerrero won the match to capture the vacant WBC interim welterweight title.

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    CZU Lightning Complex Fires

    Gov. Gavin Newsom tours the fire damage at Big Basin Redwoods State Park in Santa Cruz County. Newsom looks through the charred trunk of the Mother of the Forest redwood.

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    The Ghosts of Sutro Baths

    Reenactors pose at the ruins of the Sutro Baths in San Francisco in 2014. The Sutro Baths were an extravagant swimming pool and entertainment complex built in the late 19th century which was destroyed by a mysterious fire in 1966.

     

    No Photoshop manipulation: photographed with long shutter speeds at night, using a remote flash to paint the models with light.

     

    2nd Place, Portrait Personality, 2014 SFBAPPA News Photography Competition

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    Camp Fire Destruction, 2018

    Drone view of a home destroyed by the Camp Fire in Paradise, California.

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    China's Environmental Issues, Beijing, 2007

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    Intel, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 2010

    Intel employees get ready to celebrate the opening of its largest semiconductor manufacturing plant in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

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    Quest for Fire, Science Magazine, 2019

    Chemical engineer and entrepreneur Rob McGinnis’ new start-up, Prometheus, has built a device that extracts ethanol from carbon dioxide. Story in the July 2019 issue of Science Magazine.

     

    No Photoshop manipulation: ethanol, synthesized in the device behind McGinnis, was ignited on a glass plate.

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    Gilroy Garlic Festival Shooting, 2019

    Lorena Pimentel whose daughter Keyla Salazar was killed during the shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival, is comforted by friends and family at her house in San Jose.

     

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    Viewfinder Blog

    VIEWFINDER Blog, 2006-2012

    A photography site promoting the works of Bay Area Newsgroup photographers.

    Viewfinder Blog

    San Francisco Chronicle profile of Santa Cruz Warrior Vander Blue, 2019

    Vander Blue’s singular pursuit of playing at basketball’s highest level has persisted through seven years of instability, anguish and glimmers of hope.

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    Chinatown Rose Pak Central Subway

     

    The underground rails in San Francisco, California, on Friday, October 29, 2021. Extending the Muni Metro T Third Line, the 1.7-mile project runs mostly underground from the Caltrain Station near Oracle Park in SoMa to Chinatown. The structure extends 100 feet below ground and required the deepest building excavation in the city of San Francisco. Photographed for the San Francisco Buisness Times.

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    Where We Live: The Art of Dance, 2015

    A photo project in collaboration with the Ballet San Jose.

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    Justice for Oscar Grant

    Demonstrators at the rally and demonstration in response to the Johannes Mehserle verdict in downtown Oakland on July 8, 2010.

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    Reading an Anguished Brain, Science Magazine, 2019

    Leanne Williams, a Stanford clinical neuroscientist who has spent more than 20 years probing how depression manifests in the brain. She has orchestrated international collaborations to collect thousands of brain scans from depressed people. Like many in her field, Williams is driven to prevent depression's worst outcome: She lost a patient early in her career and, more recently, a loved one.

  • Portrait and Business

    Stanford University backup quarterback Ryan Burns poses with the STRIVR labs Inc. VR headset for a photo illustration at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif., 0n Sept. 2, 2015.
    Sixth grade students use Intel's Classmates PCs to learn English at the Nguyen Du school in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on March 20, 2008.
    Stanford University swimmer Sara Giberson’s father Jim, a 20-year-veteran of the New York Fire Department, died in the twin towers during the 9/11/01 terror attacks.
    H2L Inc.'s CTO/Director Ken Iwasaki, CTO/CEO Emi Tamaki and advisor Masaaki Sugimoto pose for a portrait at the Lab-Cafe in Tokyo, Japan in 2012. H2L is the maker of PossessedHand, a system for controlling a user's hand gestures by applying electrical simulation to the user's forearm muscles.
    Nicole Taylor, CEO, Silicon Valley Community Foundation
    Jazz performance.
    Criminalist and avid art collector Edward Peterson poses for a portrait next to the Astley D.M. Cooper painting "The Flaming Arrow", at the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif., on Tuesday, July 28, 2015.
    Corporate illustration, Silicon Valley.
    Retired Santa Clara County sheriff's deputy Gary Brady is accusing Sheriff Laurie Smith of sexual harassment and gender discrimination dating back to a sexual interlude they had at a narco convention in 1992.
    Alex Tingle, 7 1/2, looks at his newborn baby sister Zoe Tingle. Their parents, Wendy Riggs and Nick Tingle, decided to have another child while in their forties, after having two sons aged 7 and 10.
    Craig Newmark, Craigslist Founder
    Mark Cirelli, 56, of Hollister, poses for a portrait with his dog, Nitro, in front of the Panoche Inn, in Panoche, California. Panoche is at the intersection of three California counties with differing political affiliations.
    Tony Bates, Former CEO of Skype
    U.S. Magistrate Judge William Wunderlich left a prestigious job as a state appeals court justice in San Jose to become the federal magistrate judge in Yosemite.
    Lifang Wang, a renowned Peking Opera performer who trained beginning at the age of 15 at the Shenyang Peking Opera School in China. She emigrated to San Jose, California, with her immediate family who are also Peking Opera performers.
    Alex Tingle, 7 1/2, looks at his newborn baby sister Zoe Tingle. Their parents, Wendy Riggs and Nick Tingle, decided to have another child while in their forties, after having two sons aged 7 and 10.
    Backstage at the Minnesota Ballet performance of Nutcracker Ballet at the University of Missouri, Columbia, 2005.
    Khun Aun, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge regime, holds a photo of her husband Keo Sophorn, who was killed by the regime.
    Craig Oda, Page One PR.
    Charley Trujillo holds the Japanese flag his father, Raymond Trujillo, took from a dead Japanese soldier in New Guinea in 1943, at his home in San Jose .

  • More Photojournalism

    Portfolio Award, Society of Professional Journalists 2014 & 2015 Excellence in Journalism Awards 

    Jolene Costa, 30 of San Jose struggles on the "Beast," which is the final obstacle at the Gladiator Rock'n Run obstacle race at Joseph D. Grant County Park in San Jose, Calif., on Saturday, June 28, 2014.
    Portrait of former United States Army Sergeant Ken Bull, of the 465th Replacement Company, 81st Replacement Battalion, with his Purple Heart and National Order of the Legion of Honour Chevalier (Knight) medal at his home in Los Gatos, Calif., on Friday, May 23, 2014.
    Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith, left, checks in with Rachel Contreras and her daughter Maddie Contreras, 8, as they decorate a Christmas tree for the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office Santa Paws House, a pet adoption booth for Christmas in the Park at the Plaza de Cesar Chavez, in San Jose, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2013.
    From left , President of Santa Clara University Reverend Michael E. Engh reacts and consoles Debbie and Ed Kelly, who's son, Michael Kelly, receives a B.S. in Public Health and Science posthumously during the undergraduate commencement at Santa Clara University, in Santa Clara, Calif., on Saturday, June 15, 2014. Michael Kelly died after complications from emergency surgery.
    A child runs through the Dinosaur Den at the Fantasy of Lights holiday light show at Vasona Lake County Park in Los Gatos, Calif., on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013. The Fantasy of Lights is in its 15th season.
    From left, 6th graders Jocelyn Rodriguez, 12, Stephanie Saavedra,12, and Jocelyn Zarate,12, practice manning the donut-on-a-string booth to prepare for the service curriculum carnival at ACE Creative Arts Academy in San Jose, Calif., on Friday, May 15, 2015.
    San Jose State University (SJSU) quarterback Matt Faulkner is sacked by Stanford defense in the first quarter at Stanford University Stadium in Palo Alto, Calif. on Saturday, September 3, 2011.
    Breakhrough Outreach/Shelters Network Founder Karen Addato, center left, leads a prayer with Eddie Magana, 35, center and Delia Curiel, 50, center right, as Magana's son watches at the homeless encampment known as "The Jungle", in San Jose, in 2014. Eddie Magana has been living in the Jungle for two years while his wife Zarahi Magana and their 3 children stay with friends and family.
    Deana Hewitt, 31, in front of her shelter at the homeless encampment along the Guadalupe River in downtown San Jose on Friday, May 25, 2012.
    A woman from Tijuana, Mexico peers through the border fence at the Border Field State Park in Imperial Beach, Calif., on Thursday, April14, 2016. Donald Trump promised to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico as part of his Presidential campaign platform.
    Archbishop Mitty High School wrestling coach Dan Chaid gives instructions to Mitty wrestler Thomas Formosa during his match at the Mission San Jose Invitational Wrestling Tournament in Fremont, Calif., in 2015. Chaid trained as a wrestler under the sponsorship of John E. du pont on the Foxcatcher farm. Du Pont was later convicted for the murder of Dave Schultz.
    July 8, 2010. A protestor at the rally and demonstration in response to the Johannes Mehserle verdict in downtown Oakland.
    Alexa Scimeca-Knierim and Christopher Knierim compete in the Championship Pairs/Short Program during the 2018 US Figure Skating Championships at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, on Saturday, January 6, 2018.
    Despite the COVID19 pandemic, Santa Cruz High School students socialize near the volleyball courts on Santa Cruz Beach on Wednesday, July 15, 2020 in Santa Cruz, California.
    From left, Lily and Rudy Tenes, who have been married 59 years, pose for a portrait at their home in San Jose, Calif., on Friday, Jan. 23, 2015.
    Santa Cruz Warriors guard Vander Blue drives against the Windy City Bulls and in the third period at an NBA G League basketball game at the Kaiser Permanente Arena on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019 in Santa Cruz, Calif. The Bulls beat the Warriors 118-83.
    At left, Lila McBride, right, and her granddaughter Zaina Nassar, 8, participate in the strike by registered nurses at the Kaiser Permanente medical center in Santa Clara.
    The audience reacts to the British boy band One Direction, as they perform at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif. on Tuesday, July 30, 2013.
    Unidentified people exit the Reflection Room and were escorted to the terminal boarding area after an Asiana Airlines Boeing 777 arriving from Seoul, South Korea, crashed at the San Francisco International Airport, in San Francisco, Calif. on Saturday July 6, 2013.
    Malia Watkins, 24, kisses her 3-month old son, Kai Watkins, in the bedroom where she stays at her mother-in-law's home in San Jose, Calif., on Wednesday, April 22, 2015. Watkin's husband Richard was killed in a random shooting through no fault of his own. Six months later Malia and her three children are now struggling to stay afloat financially. (LiPo Ching/Bay Area News Group)
    Immigration reform activists, from left, Martha Campos (LUNA) , Father Jon Pedigo (Our Lady of Guadalupe Parrish), and Geraldo Dominguez (UFCW) block traffic in protest near the Mi Pueblo Market off East Bayshore Road in East Palo Alto, Calif., on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014.

  • Magazine Photography

    Portraits, profiles and features from Eat magazine, Aha! magazine and Science magazine.

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  • Architectural Studies

    Apple Park headquarters under construction in Cupertino, California.
    The Shanghai World Financial Center in Pudong, Shanghai, China.
    TusPark (Tsinghua University Science Park) in Zhongguancun Science Park zone, Beijing, China.
    The Infinity, San Francisco, California.
    Songdo IBD (International Business District), South Korea. The six mixed-use towers and hotel in the background are designed by HOK New York - the three towers on the right were described by the architect as waltzing ladies.
    Taipei 101, Taipei, Taiwan.
    Oracle Headquarters in Redwood City, California.

  • Portraits of Ethiopia

    Portraits from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia while volunteering for Mission 1:27, a Washington based NGO dedicated to preventing orphans in Ethiopia.

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  • Travel and Restaurant Photography

    From Food Reviews and Travel Section

    Ahi tuna tacos (in wonton shells) at Shell Shock restaurant in Mountain View, Calif.
    Waitress Rosalia Flotte lights candles in the clock room of the Patria Restaurant in Salinas, Calif.
    Red Borscht Soup at Bona restaurant in Menlo Park.
    The champagne lounge at the Plumed Horse restaurant in Saratoga.
    Meat Chef Mario Tamariz holds a Fraldinha (Bottom Sirloin), ready to be served, at Fogo de Chao Brazilian steakhouse at Santana Row.
    At left, Bona Restaurant waitress Justyna Zagloba helps guests Renata Perry, center,(who was born in Krakow, Poland) and Faun Wagner at Bona Restaurant in Menlo Park.
    Strawberry, Burnt Almond Rocks, Tarragon Choco Bar at Baume restaurant in Palo Alto.
    A burrata-beet dish made by Chef Carolyn Allen of Paolo's restaurant, in San Jose.
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    From the top, Sourdough Soup, Mushroom Soup, and Red Borscht Soup at Bona restaurant in Menlo Park .
    Olive oil cake with Greek yogurt at Dio Deka restaurant in Los Gatos, Calif.
    Strawberry, Burnt Almond Rocks, Tarragon Choco Bar at Baume restaurant in Palo Alto.
    Steinbeck house server Leslie Chase, standing in background, helps the members of the "Holy Ladies" faith sharing group from Morgan Hill, during lunch at the John Steinbeck House in Salinas.
    A view of the Big Sur coast through a glass of Pinot Grigio on the patio of the Restaurant at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif.
    Diners on the patio of the Restaurant at the Ventana Inn and Spa have a view of the ocean in Big Sur, Calif.
    From front, Tania Sawicki-Mead, Hamish Cardwell, Rachel Gilkison, all from New Zealand, and Wade Hampton, from Philadelphia hike on the Ewoldsen hiking trail at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in Big Sur, Calif.
    A scenic lookout offers a view of the Big Sur coast at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif.
    Japanese soaking tubs are available to guests at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif., on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015.
    A view north along the coast on the McWay Waterfall Trail at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in Big Sur, Calif., on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015.
    The updated Pacific House room at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif., on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015.
    The ocean spray shoots above the cliffs along the McWay Waterfall Trail at the Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in Big Sur, Calif., on Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2015.
    A clothing-optional pool is available to guests at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif.
    Diners on the patio of the Restaurant at the Ventana Inn and Spa have a view of the ocean in Big Sur, Calif.
    The Vista Hot Tub Suite at the Ventana Inn and Spa in Big Sur, Calif.
    McWay Falls, on the McWay Waterfall Trail at the Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park in Big Sur, Calif., plummets 80 feet to the beach.

  • Taiwan Tea Culture Photo Essay

    A look at the culture and business of the tea industry in Taipei, Taiwan.

    Workers pick tea leaves in a tea plantation in Ping Lin, a region known for high quality "Oriental Beauty" Oolong tea near Taipei, Taiwan.
    Customers enjoy afternoon tea at the contemporary tea restaurant Cha for Tea, operated by Taiwan's largest tea company Ten Ren in Taipei, Taiwan. Ten Ren also has stores in the Bay area, including Cupertino.
    Tea leaves used for "Oriental Beauty" Oolong tea, from a tea plantation in Ping Lin, a region known for high quality tea near Taipei, Taiwan. Taiwanese treat tea cultivation as an art.
    At Taipei's venerable Wang's Tea shop, customers get to observe the exacting process of tea-making. Workers process tea leaves by hand, which adds to the cost of high quality specialty teas. Taipei, Taiwan.
    At Taipei's venerable Wang's Tea shop, customers get to observe the exacting process of tea-making. Tea in baskets are placed over heated charcoal pits, in Taipei, Taiwan.
    At Taipei's venerable Wang's Tea shop, owner Wang Lien Yuan helps customers during a tea tasting in Taipei, Taiwan. Smelling the tea's aroma is part of Taiwan's tea tasting rituals.
    In order to appeal to younger tastes, Taiwan tea companies like Ten Ren offer up flavored Tea concoctions. These drinks - (from left) Raspberry Mango Fruit Tea, Taro Green Milk Tea and Green Milk Tea with Mat-Cha Ice Cream - are offered at contemporary restaurant Cha for Tea - in Taipei, Taiwan.
    A customer shops for tea ware at Taipei's upscale shop and restaurant Cha Cha The in Taipei, Taiwan.
    Sales clerks package pricey tea goods at Taipei's upscale shop and restaurant Cha Cha The in Taipei, Taiwan. In the background,designer boxed tea are on the shelves.
    Steven Jones, a Californian who relocated to Taipei years ago and is now a tea arts instructor at the LuYu Tea Culture Institute, practices the Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony with students from the Institute, in a park in Taipei, Taiwan.
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    Customers enjoy afternoon tea at the contemporary tea restaurant Cha for Tea, operated by Taiwan's largest tea company Ten Ren in Taipei, Taiwan. Ten Ren also has stores in the Bay area, including Cupertino.
    Students from the at the LuYu Tea Culture Institute, in Taipei practice the Wu Wo tea ceremony in a park in Taipei, Taiwan. The Wu-Wo Tea Ceremony is a style of Chinese tea ceremony that encourages participants to forget about knowledge, wealth, and appearance to establish a group equality without prejudice.

  • Documentary Videos

    Disabled in Vietnam

    Disabled students in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam find hope in Dovan Do's IT Training Program. Do was a translator for American special forces and became handicapped from a bombing during the Vietnam War.

    • 2010 News and Documentary Emmy Award nomination

    • 3rd Place, Feature Multimedia, 2010 NPPA Best of Photojournalism contest

    Sex Trade in Vietnam

    Seven Vietnamese teens in Rach Gia City almost fall prey to human traffickers.

    The Catalyst Foundation sponsors programs to help poor Vietnamese avoid human traffickers.

  • MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM:

    Multi-chapter stories with online presentation

    Hanging: The Mysterious Case of the Boy in the Barn

    Hanging Story

    How did 10-year-old Joshua Klaver end up hanging to death in the family barn?

    A sheriff’s deputy. His young son. A bitter custody battle. A haunting death. Was it suicide or something more sinister? Twenty-five years later, Santa Clara County sheriff’s detectives returned to take a closer look. So did we.

    Video trailer for six-chapter story.

    A multimedia online presentation and podcast was produced to accompany each of the six chapters of the story. Viewers rated the podcast series 4.5 (out of 5) stars on iTunes and it remained on the top 10 podcasts charts for several weeks.

     

    Longform Storytelling Winner, Society of Professional Journalists 2018 Excellence in Journalism Awards

     

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    Technology Redefines Our Lives

    Tech Story

    In this eight-part, year-long series, we explore a difficult-to-describe, everybody’s-experiencing, everywhere-we-look story: how technology is transforming everything about the way we interact with each other and the world around us.

    Tech Story

    Chapter 7: Tech Redefined FAME centerpiece

    Technology has given the public another way to get their 15 minutes of fame.

    Karen X. Cheng poses for a portrait at the South San Francisco BART station where she filmed her viral YouTube video "Girl Learns to Dance in a Year."

     

    Tech Redefined FAME video:

    Introducing the iChicken

    iChicken parody

    The San Jose Mercury News attempts to produce a viral parody video as a multimedia companion to its FAME story in the year-long series on how technology has redefined our lives.

     

    CLICK HERE to read FAME story and why we did not quite succeed.

     

  • VIDEO JOURNALISM

    California’s right-to-die law: The last days of Jil Finnegan

    Suffering from terminal cancer, Jil Finnegan decided with her husband Geoff Protz, that she would use California's End of Life Option Act to peacefully end her life on their 14th wedding anniversary at their home in Oakland, California in 2017.

    • 2nd Place, Video Journalism, 2017 California Journalism Awards

    • Over 2 million video views and growing

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    VIDEO: Ariel Hsing, Olympic Table Tennis

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    Video profile series of 2012 San Francisco Bay Area Olympic athletes.

    2nd Place, Short Multimedia, 2012 SFBAPPA News Photography Competition

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    VIDEO: Disarmed and Dangerous: 944 Lost Guns

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    Since 2010, law enforcement personnel throughout the Bay Area and California have been losing their weapons at an alarming rate -- and fewer than 20 percent have been recovered.

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    Battered by winter storms, Big Sur is cut off from California

    After Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge closes due to structural damage and winter storm damage blocks Highway 1 to the South, residents are stuck in Big Sur in March, 2017.

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    VIDEO: Ear picking in Vietnam

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    Feature video on the ear picking culture in Vietnam. This intriguing, cultural piece has gained a small following from the ASMR community with over 400,000 video views on YouTube since 2011.

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    How to build an edible Halloween skeleton platter

    EAT DRINK PLAY food and drink feature from the Mercury News in the style of the Tasty food video.

    LiPo Ching: Videographer and Editor

    Mary Orlin : Producer

     

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    Drone Footage Shows Collapse of Highway 1 Near Big Sur

    A stretch of Highway 1 along the Big Sur coast in Monterey County washed away Thursday after being hit by a debris flow off a hillside following heavy rains. That portion of the scenic road had already been closed as part of a 44-mile closure due to the county’s evacuation order ahead of the rain. It was immediately unclear if the debris flow that is eroding this portion of Highway 1 was connected to the Dolan Fire burn scar, although the area has been susceptible to mudslides in the past.

    LiPo Ching: Videographer

    Caron Creighton : Editor

  • INFORMATIONAL VIDEOS

    Short 3-5 minute videos for organizations to describe, illustrate and inform the public on what they do.

    Linux Foundation Training

    Learn more about Linux Foundation training and why it can help your company get the most out of Linux.

    Stanford Knight Journalism Fellowships

    Stanford University's John S. Knight Journalism Fellows are in the vanguard of 21st Century journalism: men and women who will be forces for innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership.

     

    Geri Migielicz/Story4: Producer and B-Roll Video

    LiPo Ching: Interview Videographer and Editor

  • Public Relations Videos

    Makara

    A short explainer video for the cloud-based software company MAKARA that was featured on the TechCrunch technology blog.

    LogLogic: Saving Lives Through Computer Forensics

    "I Love Logs" campaign for LogLogic: see how LogLogic once saved an executive's life by tracking the company's log files.

    Cisco IT Innovations Forum

    Interview style promotion: a case study by Page One PR on their work with Cisco's IT Innovations Forum.

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