Documentary and Political Photojournalist Based in Washington DC
I managed to catch a pretty choice assignment for inauguration day 2021. I was contracted by the New York Times to travel with President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Air Force One to Palm Beach Florida. I did have to get up pretty early to get to the White House for a 5:00 a.m. mandatory COVID
To say that 2020 was a difficult year would be an understatement of epic proportions. Of course the COVID-19 pandemic was forefront in the news and affecting all aspects of life. Add in the extreme partisanship of the presidential election, the deaths of Rep. John Lewis, a towering figure in the struggle for civil rights in the United
This week, I was on assignment for the Washington Post and UPI this past week covering the Quicken Loans National golf tournament in Potomac, Maryland, near Washington, D.C.
It has been quite a while since I have updated my personal site. I have been busy with a new photography collective that I formed last year with 5 other very talented photojournalists called American Reportage. For other updates on my work as well as the collective, please visit American Reportage. This week I covered the 2018 Conservative
After a 22 hour day covering the inauguration of President Trump, I picked up an assignment to cover the Women’s March on Washington for United Press International. And as everyone knows, I love a protest. I have never seen so many people at a protest. A couple of other colleagues of mine have also said they have never
On January 20, 2017, President Donald Trump delivered a fiercely populist and often dark address, promising to transfer power in Washington from political elites to the people and vowing to put “America first.” Part of a team of 5 photographers, I was assigned by Bloomberg News to cover the National Mall during the inauguration. This was my third
I first met Brittany Jacobs and her son Christian at Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day 2012. I had just made some images of her as she held her son tightly and wept at her husband’s headstone. It was their first Memorial Day visit to the gravesite since Sgt. Christopher J. Jacobs, 29, of Alcona, MI was killed
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