Antonio M. Rosario, photographer

04/22/2026

Our latest Substack article. Subscribe if you haven’t yet.

What it felt like to photograph a place that didn’t quite invite me in

04/21/2026

Do you like my new print stamp? You can get one all your own on the back of any print you purchase from my online store:
https://www.amrosario.com/print-store

03/28/2026

Some more from in Lincoln, NE

03/28/2026

Tried something different this time. At our local today I grabbed photos of those who supported by honking their horns as they passed by us. There were a lot more supportive beeps than there were tire-spinning diesel dweebs this time.

03/24/2026

Well I finally got my print store up on my site. It's a small, rotating selection of photos offered as prints. Buying prints helps support my work as a photographer and also supports my podcast, Street Shots. Every print is made by me and will be signed. Please share this if you can.

PRINT STOREThanks for stopping by and having a look. This is a limited selection of photographs that will rotate over time. Buying a print is a direct way to support my work as a photographer, and it also helps me keep the Street Shots podcast going. I really appreciate that support, and I’m glad ...

02/09/2026

Trying my hand at some astrophotography. The Orion Nebula and the Monkey Head Nebula. Very exciting to capture these from my front yard.

01/25/2026

From today’s Anti ICE protest in Lincoln, Nebraska.

01/13/2026

Took the drone out yesterday for a couple hours over Wilderness Park in Lincoln. Did all my flight checks and even asked for permission from an LAANC (Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability) app, so I’m all in the up and up. I’m beginning to fall in love with aerial photography. There is so much to see and focus on from high above. Nature’s patterns are a marvel to behold.

01/12/2026

Photos from yesterday’s protest in front of the federal building in Lincoln.

12/18/2025

Has anyone yet noticed how Christopher Anderson's Vanity Fair Trump cabinet portraits resembles Richard Avedon’s portraits of The Mission Council, Saigon, South Vietnam, called the “architects” of the Vietnam War. Even down to the frame split with Vance on two frames.

Awesome insider joke. Love it.

12/03/2025

Been a while since we put out a Substack post. Here's our latest one.

Shoulda, Woulda, Wanna