Photographers

Photographer David Burnett appears at Keplers in Menlo Park to talk about his Bob Marley book

Photographer David Burnett didn't spend a lot of time with Bob Marley, first in Jamaica on assignment for Time in 1976 and then on the road

by Linda Hubbard
on August 8, 2014

Photographer Barry Fleisher is drawn to street photography and construction sites

Although it took some decades for Barry Fleisher to re-embrace photography, he remembers first getting bit by the camera bug while in his 20s. "I

by Linda Hubbard
on July 25, 2014

Photographer Mark Tuschman stages Kickstarter campaign to publish book – reception at Menlo Hardwoods on July 18

Menlo Park resident and poet Lynore Banchoff emailed InMenlo: "For the past decade, my friend in Menlo Park and professional photographer Mark Tuschman, has been on

by Linda Hubbard
on July 13, 2014

An iPhone is handy camera to have for “July-ing” around Menlo Park

Ah, Menlo Park! As shot from my iPhone this week: Farmer's Market peppers at the peek of perfection. Laurel Street, a sidewalk showcase for strolling.

by Addison Olian
on July 12, 2014

Susan and Sanford Carnahan’s photos on display at Atherton Library – talk scheduled for July 13

Husband and wife Susan and Sanford Carnahan are having their first joint exhibit of photographs. The photos are on display at the Atherton Library through August

by Linda Hubbard
on July 10, 2014

Photographer Alan McGee is featured artist in July at Portola Art Gallery in Menlo Park

“Onions Observed — An Animistic Perspective” by photographer Alan McGee of Portola Valley is the featured exhibit in July at the Portola Art Gallery at

by Frances Freyberg
on July 10, 2014

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

We live where the rest of the world vacations – here are three reasons why

Barely a day goes by where I don’t see a Facebook posting from somebody enjoying a visit to Nepal or Tasmania or, at a minimum,

by Bruce Frymire
on June 27, 2014

Atherton resident Todd Lavine casts his photographic lens on Syrian rebel

When Todd Lavine graduated from Menlo School in 2008 and went off to Amherst "there was no way I was going to pursue a career

by Linda Hubbard
on June 17, 2014

Ann Eddington photographs the modern and the traditional in Myanmar

Photographing Myanmar, Menlo Park resident Ann Eddington saw hopefulness. She found the preservation of the country’s decaying temples whispered the days when Burma was a

by Hannah Moser
on June 14, 2014