The Wall Street Journal recently used a photo of mine in a story online and in the printed edition. It was actually a photo taken in April. Online version can be found on the Wall Street Journal website (Click Here).
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Aug 22, 2010 | 3 Comments
Recognition is always nice. So when I opened the august issue of News Photographer Magazine, I was thrilled to see an advertisement for ZUMA Press, the agency that represents me, with one of my photographs. ZUMA is all about doing photos big when they use them. Whether it is in their advertisements or in their [...]
Sep 02, 2010 | Discuss
I had some time to kill before an assignment near the White House and decided to swing by and see if there might be some sort of protest. There always seems to be someone there protesting something. I was disappointed to see nothing was happening so I headed across Pennsylvania Ave. to Lafayette Park looking [...]
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