Author: Scott R. Kline

Photographer Scott R. Kline’s road trip photos – a black and white perspective

The stay-at-home order for the Covid-19 epidemic really has me missing the road. So I brought home all my hard drives and started going through

by Scott R. Kline
on April 26, 2020

Photographer Scott R. Kline offers tips on how best to photograph fireworks

Photographing fireworks can be a lot of fun. The best shots fill the frame up with the explosions. Below are two photos that show two

by Scott R. Kline
on July 3, 2014

Photographer Scott R. Kline goes annually on a mission trip to Juarez, a time that stays with him heart and mind

“You are going to Juarez? Why? Isn’t it dangerous?” This is a typical response every year when we prepare to head to Ciudad Juarez Mexico

by Scott R. Kline
on January 31, 2014

Making the most of that camera in your pocket – an iPhone – using Instagram and Snapseed

The best camera is the one you have with you when you need to create a photograph. Professionally, I am a portrait photographer, but I

by Scott R. Kline
on January 13, 2014

Photographer Scott R. Kline takes us on a tour of Burning Man 2013

I went to Burning Man with a completely different goal this year, at least from a photographic point-of-view. In the past I created portraits of

by Scott R. Kline
on September 6, 2013

Menlo Park residents display their creativity at 2013 Maker Faire Bay Area

The 2013 Maker Faire Bay Area came to the San Mateo County Event Center this past weekend. The Faire draws tinkerers, inventors, artists, engineers, Burners

by Scott R. Kline
on May 20, 2013

Photographer Scott R. Kline has exhibit at Café Zoë during month of May

In March 2011 Linda Hubbard interviewed me for inMenlo about returning to photography as a profession after many years away from it. We hit it off

by Scott R. Kline
on May 3, 2013

Photographer Scott Kline reflects on the 10 Principles of Burning Man post this year’s event

Of the Ten Principles of Burning Man, my favorite may be Radical Self-Reliance. All the time people who have not attended think that Burning Man

by Scott R. Kline
on October 4, 2012

On location at the Cache Creek Lavender Farm, a long time Menlo Park Farmers Market merchant

When Charlie Opper acquired a few acres in the beautiful Capay Valley northwest of Sacramento, he needed to figure out what to do with the

by Scott R. Kline
on July 15, 2012

Photographer Scott R. Kline reflects on Burning Man – and shares some of his photos

A lot of friends and acquaintances get that sideways head tilt, like the RCA dog, when the subject of Burning Man comes up. “Isn’t it

by Scott R. Kline
on October 10, 2011