This is a bit of a non traditional Sunday Morning Short, a self-documentary video that is a reminiscence of fatherhood after one year. New Father Syndrom from latoga photo on Vimeo. This weekend was Matthew’s first birthday. So there was a lot of thinking about the past year. It’s amazing how little time you have after work; keeping…
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Sunday Morning Short: Winter Thunder
During my recent trip to Zion National Park last weekend I witnessed the making of the rare Winter Thunder… (See the entire Sunday Morning Short collection) This video was filmed at the Temple of Sinawava parking lot. I had spent the early morning exploring a few other locations within Zion Canyon and while photographing an…
Sunday Morning Short: Bodie Time Lapse
As part of my Reflecting on Bodie book project, I created the following time lapse of the Bodie Historic Park. (See the entire Sunday Morning Short collection) This footage was originally captured during my weekend at Bodie capturing the still photography for the book. I find it gives an interesting view of the popularity and size of…
Sunday Morning Short: 2010 Worldwide Photowalk San Francisco
Last Saturday was Scott Kelby’s 3rd Annual Worldwide Photowalk. Again I joined Jim Goldstein’s photowalk, this year at Sutro Baths in San Francisco. There was a great turn out with over 35 photographers including Garry Crabbe, Quang-Tuan Luong and Richard Wong (who won the furthest traveled award coming all the way from LA for…
Sunday Morning Short: Yosemite Horsetail Falls
(see the entire Sunday Morning Short collection) During my recent trip to Yosemite to photograph Horsetail Falls I setup to take some video of the sunset on the falls during the second day. I was able to shorten the run time by compressing the original 15 minutes of video down to this sub two minute…
Sunday Morning Short: Sol Duc Falls
This Sunday Morning Short was filmed at Sol Duc Falls in the Olympic National Park. Located South of Lake Crescent, Sol Duc Falls is a short hike of about one mile from the trail head at the end of the 14 mile long paved access road. The trail to Sol Duc Falls is meanders through…
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The landscape, travel, and stock photography of Greg A. Lato. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, I focus on Art, Fine Art, and Stock photography from San Francisco, California, and beyond.
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