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B:9” T:7.75” S:7” B:11.5” T:10.5” S:9.75” See Beyond the Still. With the EOS System. We can now all see beyond the still, in Full HD video, with every frame as beautiful as a photograph. It’s moving photography. Inspired. By Canon. Whether you’re a professional photographer looking to push the limits of your creativity or an amateur looking for more professional results, the EOS system has a camera for you. Beginners will love the simple yet sophisticated EOS Rebel T2i. It’s the only camera in its class with an 18 megapixel CMOS sensor and DIGIC 4 Image Processor. At the pro level, the EOS-1D Mark IV is Canon’s most advanced SLR with 10 fps, 16.1 megapixel CMOS sensor, and the most advanced auto focusing technology ever created by Canon. And then there’s the EOS 5D Mark II – the only camera in the world* to combine a 21.1 megapixel, full-frame CMOS sensor with 1080p Full HD video capability. Closing the gap between amateurs and professionals, the EOS 7D is the first EOS ever with 18 megapixels, 8 fps, a Dual DIGIC 4 Image Processor, and approximately 100% field of view viewfinder to take all photographers to the next level. So no matter which camera you choose, Canon makes the creative process easy, rewarding and most importantly, inspiring. To get more inspired about the Canon EOS System, go to usa.canon.com/dlc. ©2010 Canon U.S.A., Inc. Canon, EOS and EOS Rebel are registered trademarks of Canon Inc. in the United States. IMAGEANYWARE is a trademark of Canon. All rights reserved. *As of March 2010. 777 THIRD AVENUE NEW YORK, NY 10017 THIS ADVERTISEMENT PREPARED BY GREY WORLDWIDE JOB #: 062-CM-209 PROOF: 6 CLIENT: Canon USA Inc SIZE, SPACE: 7.75” x 10.5”, 4C CLIENT: Canon USA Inc OP: WB, ED, WB, GM, WB PRODUCT: Camera Division-Lens/Shutter PUBS: Magazine SPACE/SIZE: B: 9” x 11.5” T: 7.75” x 10.5” S: 7” x 9.75” JOB#: 062-CM-209 ISSUE: 2010 LEGAL RELEASE STATUS AD APPROVAL ART DIRECTOR: E. King COPYWRITER: None DATE: Release has been obtained Legal Coord: Acct Mgmt: Print Prod: Art Director: Proofreader: Copywriter: Studio: 2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS PReSS PhoToGRaPheRS aSSoCiaTion oF GReaTeR loS anG­­­ELES JUST one MoRe 57th editon David Fernandez John Milek Edna T. Simpson Dan Watson images of 2009 by members of Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chairman of the Board the Press Photographers association Video Contest Co-Chair of Greater los angeles Publisher: Press Photographers association of Greater los angeles Book Chairman: Peter levshin Designer: Mary april lizardo Robin Doyno Joel P. Lugavere Jim Ober Arturo Quezada associate editor JoM editor JoM Sponsorship Chair Video Contest Contest & Dinner Co-Chair editor: Chair Joel P. lugavere associate editors: Bonnie Burrow, Robin Doyno Copyright © 2009 all rights reserved. no part of this book may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photo copying, Bob Riha Jr. Franklin Smith Alan Zanger Media access Chair e-news editor recording, or by any information storage or retrieval Special Projects Chair system without permission in writing from the publisher. number 57 in a series of “Just one More” annuals published by the Press Photographers association of S P e C i a l T h a n k S T o : Greater los angeles. Press Photographers association of Greater los angeles 3607 W. Magnolia Blvd. Suite 5 Burbank Ca 91505 www.ppagla.org Rick Meyer Cover Photos: Membership Chair keith Birmingham, Pasadena Star-news “Los Angeles Dodgers’ Manager Joe Torre” Mark J. Terril, associated Press “Los Angeles Lakers” Mike Meadows, Freelance “A Los Angeles City Firefighter Gets Up Close and Personal with Flames” Mark J. Terril, associated Press “The Jackson Family at Michael Jackson’s Memorial” President’s Message The book that you’re holding marks the final chapter in my two consecutive terms as President of the PPaGLA. it has been one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my career. T able of C O n te n ts among my proudest achievements are the College Photojournalist of the Year........4 bridges we have built with law enforcement. My goal was to put a yearbook into every firehouse and police station in the city of los angeles. it is a tradition i hope Photographer of the Year....................7 future boards will uphold. S p o t n e w s a ward..............................8 We have become a voice to be considered within the LAPD. They seek our advice Michael Jackson’s Memorial..............20 on media access issues, and trust what we tell them. We have contributed to changes in police policy, involved ourselves in training, and are now a voice in F i r e a ward.....................................24 media credentialing and access issues. F e a t u r e a ward...............................34 Publication of this yearbook itself is a triumph. The members owe a debt of gratitude to Just one More editor and Contest Chairman Joel lugavere. he has S p o r t s a ward.................................46 been the driving force in the continued publication of this book. Joel has also done a magnificent job as the dinner chairman. nobody works harder than Joel. a n i m a l a ward................................70 Thanks also go to edna Simpson who has managed to keep an accurate Music & Performing a r t s a ward.............76 accounting as our Treasurer. Dave Fernandez and arturo Quezada, who chair P o r t r a i t a ward...............................80 the video committee, have done a commendable job in keeping the television members represented. P h o t o e s s a y a ward...........................86 Rick Meyer also deserves high praise for his diligence, dedication, and hard work in a ndy Castle a ward..........................94 chairing the Membership Committee. Without Rick, we would have no membership i.D. Cards, or Media Parking Plaqards. in addition to being a valued friend, he is B e s t U C l a Sports Photo......................96 part of the bedrock that sustains this organization. l a a rea TV Station of the Year...............98 Your new President, Bob Riha Jr. is taking the reins at a challenging time in the news industry. The profession is contracting and evolving into something new. our Videographer of the Year...................99 future as an organization rests in his hands, and the board, as they strive to keep us Feature Television a ward.................100 relevant in the ever-changing world of the new media. With Bob as President, we are in good hands. Sports Television a ward...................101 as you look at the photos of the Board of Directors, you should know that the i n - D e p t h n ews Television a ward.........102 PPaGLA does not continue without the contributions of this hard working group of volunteers. i thank you all. G e n e r a l n ews Television a ward..........103 i also owe a debt of gratitude to our Sponsorship Chairman, Jim ober. Jim has a nimal Television a ward..................104 fielded many of my late night and weekend phone calls. he has harassed members into running for the board. he has acted as my conscience, my confessor and has l ive Coverage Television a ward.........105 been my mentor. Multi Camera Television a ward..........105 his guidance and knowledge of the association has kept me on the right path S p o t n e w s a ward............................106 through the past 4 years. Fire Television a ward......................107 i hope you will enjoy this book; it represents the very best efforts of all of us. 2009 Membership Directory...............108 Student Directory..........................110 h onorary Members.........................110 President PPaGLA Photographer i ndex......................110 Staff Photographer los angeles Daily news i n Memory.................................113 College Photojournalist of the Year First Place Diego James Robles Ohio University School of Visual Communication Diego got his start in photography while deployed with the U.S. army in kosovo. he bought his first SlR on eBay and within weeks he was hooked. he went from firing heavy machine guns to carrying multiple cameras and documenting every mission. he became a pubic affairs journalist. Diego graduated from the ohio University’s School of Visual Communication in June 2010. 4 College PhotojournalistSponsored by Pastof Presidents andthe Retired Members Scholarship Year Fund and Nikon USA SeconD Place Jared Iorio Los Angeles Pierce College Jared served the Pierce College Roundup newspaper as Multimedia editor and has been the art Director, Managing editor and editor-in-Chief of Pierce’s “The Bull”magazine. Jared has won many awards from the Journalism association of Community Colleges including first place prizes in the Photo essay category for both newspaper and magazine work. 5 Photographer of the Year Innovation FOR IMAGING EXCELLENCE. ® All Nikon products include Nikon Inc. USA limited warranty. ©2010 Nikon Inc. nikonusa.com JustOneMore_InsideFullPage.indd 1 10/29/10 9:57 AM Photographer of theSponsored Year By Nikon USA Terry Pierson The Press-enterprise 7 Spot news AwardSponsored By Canon USA First Place Mark Zaleski a neo-nazi protester throws a punch at a Chicano activist brown beret counterprotester during a brief skirmish about mass deportation of illegal immigrants. Twenty neo-nazi protesters and about 600 counterprotesters were separated by Riverside Police officers during the rally. Spot news Award SeconD Place Mark Zaleski The Press-Enterprise Counterprotester erika Paz yells at the group of neo-nazi protesters from across Madison Street during the protest calling for mass deportation of illegal immigrants near the home Depot facility.

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