Happy New Year! Though you probably can’t tell from my posts, 2018 was an incredible and incredibly busy year for me. I shot and self-published a book, traveled around the country on numerous assignments and even bought a house. And if that weren’t enough, we’re … Continue readingNew Year, New Work – Morningstar Magazine
I didn’t need a reminder that I made the right choice early on not to pursue a career in combat photography, but after feeling the sting of a paintball against my skin for the third time in only a couple minutes, despite several layers of protective clothing, I remembered that … Continue readingCaught in the crossfire – New work for Georg Fischer
In October I visited the offices of KTM motorcycles to photograph their in-house IT specialist, Joe Truebe, for the winter issue of Biz Tech Magazine. Fortunately, the editors requested that I not show him working with the innovative backend networking system he’s set up … Continue readingKTM Motor Sports for Biz Tech Magazine
Problem: You’ve been assigned to photograph the presidents of two neighboring divisions of a major corporation, but neither of them will be in town at the same time prior to your deadline. Solution: Composite! This was the situation on a recent shoot for Globe … Continue readingGlobe Magazine – Corporate photography for Georg Fischer
Last year I had the unique opportunity of trailing judo legend Hayward Nishioka for a piece on the declining role of physical education at colleges and universities for the Chronicle of Higher Education. At 72, Hayward, a 7th degree black belt, has long since retired from professional … Continue readingDay in the Life of judo legend Hayward Nishioka for the Chronicle of Higher Ed
Not long ago I made a short trip to the Getty Museum to photograph the museum’s general counsel, Steven Clark, for the Fordham Lawyer, the alumni magazine of Fordham Law School. If you’ve never been, the Getty campus is gorgeous, and I had fun using … Continue readingSteven Clark for The Fordham Lawyer