!!!UNDER CONSTRUCTION!!!
RIEKE ENTERPRISES
Rieke Enterprises photographer,
Robert A. Rieke, has been known as a multi-purpose photographer
for the Four Corners area for quite a while. Among the items he
"shoots, blows up, frames and hangs" are the following:
Fires,
accidents, and other emergency situations for area fire departments
and the Durango Herald
- Documentation
and investigation photography for area fire and police departments.
- Celebrations
ranging from small parties to Snowdown
- Natural
and inspirational scenes
Now,
Rieke Enterprises is
proud to announce that Robert is teaming up with professional
photographer Dana Helvey of Pennington Studios. This will
be an educational experience for Robert, as he will be learning
lighting, background and other techniques for portrait and group
photography.
To find out why Pennington Studios
is the best in portrait photography, please call them at
(970) 259-2500 locally, or at 1-800-TAK-SHOT.
A FEW PHOTOS
To view full-size images of those shown
below, please click on them.
PUBLISHED
PHOTOS
As part of his job as photographer
(both official and unofficial) for many area fire departments,
including the Animas Fire Protection District and the Hermosa
Cliff Fire Protection District, of which he is a member, Robert
has taken photos of accident and fire scenes that have been printed
in many newspapers, the largest being USA
Today. Shown below are thumbnails of just a few published
photos.
USA Today published this photo of an
accident northeast of Durango, Colorado.
The Durango Herald published these
photos of the same accident.
HBO has also purchased copies of photos
from this accident for use in its sports series "HBO Real
Sports With Bryant Gumbel".
The show will air on March 28, 2000.
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This page last updated on March 28, 2000 at 1430
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