
Clifford Oto
Staff Photographer at The Record (Stockton)
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7:01 am PTWill governors use National Guard for 'No Kings' protests? USA TODAYPresident Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth have hinted in the last few days that they may call in the National Guard to handle protests over the objections of governors, like they did in Los Angeles without the request of Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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3 weeks ago |
recordnet.com | Clifford Oto
Readers were tasked with looking for creative ways to photograph shadows for the latest photo challenge. A thoughtfully placed shadow can be used as a compositional device or to add drama to your scene. The best thing about shadows is that they can be created almost anywhere as long as you have an unfiltered light source. Fifty-one photos were sent in by 12 readers. Here are the top picks. Bettina Engelman of Stockton received first place, in part, for the unusual way she captured her daytime shadow.
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vvdailypress.com | Clifford Oto |Mike Chapman
The sun sets May 17, 2025, over the Sacramento River as it winds through Redding, Calif. The view is along the Palisades Trail, looking west toward Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the Sundial Bridge in the distance. Mike Chapman/Special To The Redding Record SearchlightPoppies grow along the Sacramento River in Courtland, California on May 9, 2025.
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recordnet.com | Clifford Oto
The Readers Photo Challenge will give you the chance to embrace your dark side because this month’s subject is “shadows.” You can photograph a shadow using anything from a high-end digital camera to the smartphone in your back pocket. An overcast sky, shaded lamp or any other diffused light source will produce indistinct shadows. Whether you shoot outdoors or indoors, the only thing you really need is a strong, unfiltered light source such as a bare light bulb or a bright sunny sky.
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