Photographing History: Trump’s Coachella Rally
🎥 History Through My Lens 🎥
On October 12th, I was privileged to document Donald Trump’s rally in Coachella as a credentialed photographer for ZUMA Press.
Whether or not we agree on politics, the re-election of Trump as President is undeniably a historical moment. My images from this rally have reached news outlets worldwide, and now they’re available for you to view and own as prints.
This opportunity was a testament to my 20+ years with ZUMA Press and the power of photography to capture defining moments in history.
📲 Explore the collection: https://www.secondfocus.com/index/G00009jJP8dxWtJk
Trump Rally Coachella
In no way does my being at this rally as a Press Photographer represent any political views. Since the event, the photographs have been syndicated and published worldwide. I have now decided to make them available to view on my website at SecondFocus.com and to have them available as prints.
This is a collection of original photographs capturing President Donald Trump and the electric atmosphere of his October 12, 2024, election rally in Coachella, California. These images, taken from the vantage of the press riser, offer an up-close and vivid perspective on the crowd, the energy, and the moments that defined the event. Each photograph available in a variety of sizes, each print is crafted on premium materials for a bold, lasting finish. To purchase click on each individual photo on the website and then on the Cart button at the bottom. Please take a look. Thank You!
Governor Recall 2003
From my archives. Then Governor Gray Davis at a campaign event defending his recall against Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2003. This was at the port offices in San Pedro. I had been shooting this race and by then knew that the guy had no chance against the star power of Arnold. Arnold drew thousands of enthusiastic people but like at this one, Davis had maybe 75 with a union support.
Side note… I really need to use a bathroom so I went into the port office and begged. The receptionist said yes but had me leave my camera bag and gear at her desk. When I came out the police were waiting for me wanting to know where I left my bag. On surveillance cameras they saw me go in with a bag but not come out with a bag.
Arnold For Governor 2003
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