Greg Kubik (@kubik_kamera) 's Twitter Profile
Greg Kubik

@kubik_kamera

I travel the world to use hot sauce and cameras. Chicago based Director of Photography

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Halloween 2011- STS9 played the Georgia Theater and Murph handed me a band signed helmet while shooting stills in the pit. It serves another purpose now.

Halloween 2011- <a href="/STS9/">STS9</a> played the Georgia Theater and Murph handed me a band signed helmet while shooting stills in the pit. It serves another purpose now.
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Folks, if you had to arrive at the airport before sunrise, for the love of God, do not make small talk. Folks seated near you are trying to sleep.

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Any statisticians out there know how many points have been scored by opponents of Alabama after 3rd and 4th down penalties? This defense is it’s own worst enemy…#NCAAF #SECFootball

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It’s below 20 degrees in Chicago and we have a real crisis in our hands judging by the lack of stouts and porters available on the shelf.

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Laughable how much the referees impacted the games this weekend. Yes, you gotta play through it. But, sad to see with everything on the line.

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KOLACHE OUCHIE: Vehicle crashes into the popular Czech Stop kolache bakery in West, Texas. Luckily no one was injured and West VFD reports the bakery should be back up and running soon.

KOLACHE OUCHIE: Vehicle crashes into the popular Czech Stop kolache bakery in West, Texas. Luckily no one was injured and West VFD reports the bakery should be back up and running soon.
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Crime is down, not up - and violent crime and murder are below where they were in 2020, Trump's last year in office. Preliminary FBI data found a 6% decline in violent crime in 2023 and 15% in the first quarter of 2024. It's preliminary, yes, but the direction is clear.