Earlier this year, I spent six weeks in Cambodia. I was there to teach photography on a Fulbright Scholarship, but also had plenty of free time to shoot on my own. The first event I photographed was a wedding--pretty ironic for a wedding photographer on vacation!
I was invited to the
The other day I had the pleasure of doing a portrait session with Markand Thakar, music director of the BCO (Baltimore Chamber Orchestra) and professor of conducting at the Peabody Conservatory. The photos are for a new website he is putting together.
I must admit I was a little bit
Back in October, I did the official holiday portrait for Vice President Joe Biden and family. I first met the uber-charming Dr. Jill Biden and her staff while photographing an event at the VP's residence for the Red Cross. Two years later, they thought of me when they were looking for a
My lovely wife Karen is out of town for a few weeks, visiting her native Colombia, so I have some free time on my hands to experiment with some new techniques. This one is simple but very cool animation called a cinemagraph.
The American Red Cross sent me to Tuscaloosa, Alabama recently to cover their relief efforts in the aftermath of the tornadoes that devastated the area. Working a disaster is tough but rewarding. Your days can be 18 hours long, after which you might spend a fitful night’s sleep on a hard