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@TheAcademy: Check out the best photos from the #Oscars red carpet here: http://t.co/E6wcXW2T7L

7 am Saturday

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New Stage update: expect Crystal Designs... Fashion will be HUGE on the RED Carpet!!!! My Sunday Tux will is sponsored by Pats Tuxedos of Fresno.

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Saturday 2 23 Oscar Red Carpet Hollywood Plans: Document Oscar Statutes, Talent, Fashion, Set Up Scenes,Network,Transmit images. @kenmccoypress instagram will be HOT!

My Oscar Work Worldwide

On Assignment with Oscar at the Oscars!!!!!

Oscar Updates:

Uploading images....what amazing situations and stories!!!! I was talking to a reporter buddy of mine to set up camera for Sunday Morning, the former Fire Marshall came to say "Hello" and asked if I can take his photo with a Canon... After the photo he said he will take my photo and email it today! Great times!

Oscar Update

Foreign Film op

Oscar Update---- 9 30 am

Ok - I am standing on the Red Carpet- they are having a production meeting on where the celebs will appear on camera first After they exit the security tent.

Thank YOU!

Thank you to: GY Kasper Enterprises,Gamergy Sports Drink,Richard Clevenger,DeborahLMccoy Styles,ASJ GRAPHICS,TeoCali Studio for co-sponsoring my Red Carpet event next Saturday!!!!!!!!!

Oscar Update Friday am 4 47am

Covering the Oscar activities. My younger brother is here enjoying himself. He can see the work that goes into what I do! Very,Very Busy but exciting at the same time. In addition, he is learning about how your reputation can proceed you. Yesterday, he also experienced my "Access".

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@prphotos: 85th Annual Academy Awards - Dolby Theatre Preparation - February 21, 2013 http://t.co/cI1SbRBejZ


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Oscar week Image Uploading!!!

BUSY! Tight security,great times, VIP!
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Thank you Paul.

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From: PAUL CALKINS <bella.art@sbcglobal.net>

Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2013 12:56:38 -0800 (PST)

To: Ken McCoy<xipnek@aol.com>

Subject: Documentary Photographs

F stop 6.3 Exposure time 1/800 sec ISO 100 Focal Length 300 mm   U.S. Navy to the Rescue  Ken, Here is this weeks thoughts.  It was an exciting week! Photographic Thoughts Volume II February 18, 2013   Documentary Photographs   By Paul Calkins © 2013 Bellaartandphoto.com       Life often presents us with unexpected and unplanned opportunities.  You can start your week, with thoughts of going to the World Agricultural Exposition, in Tulare, California.   I had dreams of photographing 2.6 million square feet of exhibit spaces of the world's largest agricultural exposition.  I wanted to take in the new building that replaced one of the giant exhibit spaces of the old Pavilion C tent.  To the non-farm community a 60,000 square foot, insulated, cement floor, steel building does not sound like a big deal, but in farm country it is.  This exposition is a photographers dream; you can find farm machinery, sustainable soil fertility products, irrigation pipe, remote surveillance camera displays, asset trackers, Radio Frequency Identification Tags, silage processors, choppers, and robotics for the dairy!  One day I want to go, and take in the opening ceremonies that includes an honor guard, national anthem, and of course a fly over of the Naval Air Station, Lemoore F-18 Hornet formation.  The thought of that alone is enough to give me goose bumps, and thoughts of how to catch those magnificent machines in flight.   Maybe next year I will be able to do all this.  "Can you come up and photograph a search and rescue exercise?"  It was a request from the Emergency Management Officer, Naval Air Station Lemoore. I would be doing documentary photography to record the exercise.  The newly commissioned Search and Rescue Unit the Wranglers would be training, honing skills necessary to rescue downed Hornet pilots, civilian hikers, climbers, and natural disaster victims.  Their job is to go into harm's way to save lives.     I was thrilled at this assignment to say the least.  I checked my camera batteries, camera kit and I headed for the rendezvous point.  From my background and training I would fill a position in the Planning and Intelligence section of the Incident Command staff.  Once on site I checked with the Safety Officer, lives of the air crew, simulators, exercise evaluators, and observers depended on this young officer.  I followed his directions explicitly; I would stand and move where he directed me.  As noted in the previous article on January 21st of 2013 I was so impressed by the exercise and all that was going on that at its end I had five hundred shots! I would like to thank Rainer Streib, and the Wranglers for this opportunity.    Thanks for listening.

Fw: Photographs and the City Date correction should read February 11, 2013

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From: PAUL CALKINS <bella.art@sbcglobal.net>

Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2013 20:42:30 -0800 (PST)

To: Ken McCoy<xipnek@aol.com>

Subject: Photographs and the City Date correction should read February 11, 2013

Photographic Thoughts Volume II February 11, 2013   Photographs and the City   By Paul Calkins © 2013 Bellaartandphoto.com   In my travels throughout the Central Valley, I am always charmed by the communities dotted along California's State Highway 99.  Traveling down this road you see agriculture, history and the towns, of Merced, Chowchilla, Madera, Tulare, Tipton, Pixley, Earlimart, Delano, McFarland, and finally Bakersfield.  All have a story to tell, and I have been lucky enough to take a few photographs of these storied places.  One of the places, Fresno is right in the heart of this pastoral California setting.  I have to admit, that I have beaucoup photographs of this place.  Fresno is one of the "cities of the plain" as defined by Lewis Mumford's The City in History.  Fresno and the smaller cities along Highway 99 and the railroads that pass through them are places of thriving agricultural abundance, which they transmit out to the greater world through these routes.  Fresno is a little shy of dead center of the State, developed into a hub of commerce from its beginnings.  All roads seem to lead to the place, and the people who showed up to the party found unbounded potential and made it thrive.   Connie Thorn, one of my student photographers, and her husband Barry have deep ties to a very wonderful place in the world London, England.  It is the place they once called home.   Connies mentioned she had a photograph of the Millennium Dome, in London near the Canary Wharf on the Thames River.  It instantly drew me in.  I felt I was looking over her shoulder at this wondrous scene.  The Canary Wharf is one of London's two major financial districts.  This photograph also struck me as a very romantic.  I could almost taste the classic English tea and fresh scones.  I pass this along for all to enjoy.   I would like to thank Connie for sharing her photograph.  Have a wonderful St. Valentine's Day. Thanks for listening. Millennium Dome London © 2012 Connie Thorn F 5.6 Exposure 1 sec ISO 100 Focal length 200 mm

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From: PAUL CALKINS <bella.art@sbcglobal.net>

Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2013 20:35:50 -0800 (PST)

To: Ken McCoy<xipnek@aol.com>

Subject: Photographs and the City

Ken, one of my students passed this along to me!   Photographic Thoughts Volume II February 4, 2013   Photographs and the City   By Paul Calkins © 2013 Bellaartandphoto.com   In my travels throughout the Central Valley, I am always charmed by the communities dotted along California's State Highway 99.  Traveling down this road you see agriculture, history and the towns, of Merced, Chowchilla, Madera, Tulare, Tipton, Pixley, Earlimart, Delano, McFarland, and finally Bakersfield.  All have a story to tell, and I have been lucky enough to take a few photographs of these storied places.  One of the places, Fresno is right in the heart of this pastoral California setting.  I have to admit, that I have beaucoup photographs of this place.  Fresno is one of the "cities of the plain" as defined by Lewis Mumford's The City in History.  Fresno and the smaller cities along Highway 99 and the railroads that pass through them are places of thriving agricultural abundance, which they transmit out to the greater world through these routes.  Fresno is a little shy of dead center of the State, developed into a hub of commerce from its beginnings.  All roads seem to lead to the place, and the people who showed up to the party found unbounded potential and made it thrive.   Connie Thorn, one of my student photographers, and her husband Barry have deep ties to a very wonderful place in the world, London, England.  It is the place they once called home.   Connie mentioned she had a photograph of the Millennium Dome, in London near the Canary Wharf on the Thames River.  It instantly drew me in.  I felt I was looking over her shoulder at this wondrous scene.  The Canary Wharf is one of London's two major financial districts.  This photograph also struck me as a very romantic.  I could almost taste the classic English tea and fresh scones.  I pass this along for all to enjoy.   I would like to thank Connie for sharing her photograph.  Have a wonderful St. Valentine's Day. Thanks for listening. Millennium Dome London © 2012 Connie Thorn F 5.6 Exposure 1 sec ISO 100 Focal length 200 mm

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Oscars has uploaded Oscar Roadtrip: Where Should We Go?. Oscar Roadtrip: Where Should We Go? by Oscars Oscar Roadtrip is a three-week adventure that will feature an Oscar statue traveling the country and popping up in all kinds of places where fans will have the chance to get their photo taken with it, win some cool prizes (including some REALLY COOL prizes), and much more.

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