The
Team
Ken James
Photographer Ken James brings over 15 years of
journalism experience to the White Fox Media team. In that time,
James has shared his firsthand accounts of dynamic events across
the globe: from daily news and current events in Australia, to his
weekly photo-essay documenting the lives of San Francisco residents,
to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and reconstruction of New
Orleans, and his six-months covering the war in Iraq as an international
correspondent.
James spent his early career in his hometown of
Sydney, Australia, with the Fairfax Newspaper Group, which includes
national newspapers such as the Sydney Morning Herald, the Sun Herald
Newspaper, and the Australian Financial Review. There, James covered
national news and events, varying from federal and state elections,
to Australian Fashion Week, and the 2000 Olympics in Sydney. Since
moving to California in 2002, James has worked with an array of
US newspapers and magazines as a contributing photographer, published
in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Examiner,
and Newsweek, Time, and Wired Magazines.
In addition to editorial coverage, James has worked
as a freelance photographer for several wire services (Associated
Press, Reuters, United Press International, Bloomberg Financial
News, Getty Images, and Corbis), reporting on regional and local
news, including: green energy and fuel cell developments by Bloom
Energy of San Jose; rocket science at Aerojet's Rancho Cordova laboratory;
the 2004 US Olympic Team Trials, Track and Field, in Sacramento;
and California politics, including the 2003 Recall Election and
the 2006 Gubernatorial Election. James draws from both his news
and wire services experiences to publicize events for corporate
clients, such as the Hard Rock Cafe, Sacramento, Amazon, and the
Berkeley Art Museum.
Currently, Ken James resides in Sacramento, CA,
where he continues to contribute to editorial and news services
at both regional and national levels.
Tyson V. Rininger
For the past 16 years, Tyson V. Rininger has been covering all
aspects of photography including corporate portraiture, studio imagery,
motorsports, aviation and more.
Tyson first began working as a contract photographer for the Point
Mugu Air Show while still in high school. In the early '90's, he
took up studio and location photography for corporate clientele
while expanding his aviation coverage which has included becoming
a contributing photographer and web-designer for the California
International Air Show, Salinas since 1996. In 2001, Tyson was commissioned
by the Monterey Bay Blues Festival to create their 16th annual millennium
celebration poster and program cover. This was the first year a
photograph was used instead of a painting resulting in record sales
of signed and unsigned posters.
Currently, he is an assigned photographer for the International
Council of Air Shows (ICAS) as well as a contributing photographer
for Laguna Seca Raceway and the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Prior assignments
include coverage of helicopter operations aboard a U.S. aircraft
carrier and the first civilian spaceflight (SpaceShipOne) for Air & Space
Smithsonian, the U.S. Navy Legacy Flight Program for the Department
of Defense, the first ever Joint Red Flag exercise at Nellis AFB
for Combat Aircraft magazine and the 100th Anniversary of Flight
celebration in Dayton, Ohio for the International Council of Air
Shows. His choice of vocation has been noted as being so unique
that Fox News aired an extensive interview in October 2004.
His photos and articles have been published in numerous magazines
including multiple covers for AirShows Magazine and World Airshow
News. Other publications he currently works with include Air & Space
Smithsonian, Aviation Week & Space Technology, Aircraft Illustrated
and Combat Aircraft Magazine, Makes & Models, Loop, EAA and
AOPA's family of publications, Flight Journal, and others. Besides
publications, many more of his images have been used for advertising
purposes by aviators, aircraft manufacturers, aircraft supply centers,
aviation brokers and the world's top FBO's..
Tyson is currently an image provider for Check-6 Aviation Photography
and World Picture News. His publications include, “Red Flag,
Air Combat for the 20th Century” and “The Art of Flight.” He
is currently working on his next book, "F-15 Eagle at War".
Besides photography, Tyson is also an accomplished author having
worked for globally distributed magazines and various West Coast
newspapers. His experience in graphic design has led him to design
T-shirts, pamphlets and posters and more for many of the aforementioned
clients.
Tyson operates a studio in Monterey, CA and spends 1/3 of the year
on the road working with clients on location.
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