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Frame by Frame is my blog about nonfiction visual storytelling from critique to practice. I am an Emeritus Professor of Media & Journalism, Missouri State University. Co-founder of Carbon Trace Productions 501(c)(3) documentary film studio. I continue to work on nonfiction projects of all kinds. See my documentary site Eyewitness. I’m available for hire as a director, cinematographer, editor, and news photographer. Based in Aveiro, Portugal. Note: The Terms of Use published at rhetorica.net also covers this weblog.
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Author Archives: Andy Cline
Street Photography With a New Camera (Soon)
I’ve been using a Fujifilm X-E1 for many years. It’s traveled the world with me. I’ve used it to capture street scenes and street art. It’s walked hundreds of miles with me along paths in the United Kingdom and Portugal. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aveiro, photography, Porto, Portugal, streetphotography
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Street Art in Funchal
Here’s my latest video for GMP!TV. I produce travel and culture videos from around Portugal for use on the Good Morning Portugal show on YouTube.
A PSA for Local Environmental Action
I recently took part in an environmental action, as part of the National Water Day celebrations, to help restore biodiversity on the Aveiro Lagoon. I can dig a hole as well as the next guy. But I can make a … Continue reading
Yer Hoot For Today :-)
I said awhile back that I was going to be making some stuff for TikTok. Well, I am. @docfilmdirector Old but good media advice: feed the beast what it wants. I’m learning to be more than OK with vertical video … Continue reading
Just Enjoying Taking Pictures
I took a hike with friends in the interior of Portugal yesterday. We visited two of the Aldeias do Xisto — the villages where the homes are made from the local schist. It was a good day 🙂