Category Archives: Photojournalism

Urban Farming in PHOENIX Magazine

I am always thrilled when I have the opportunity to shoot for PHOENIX Magazine. They do wonderful work and share interesting stories about our community. Photographing along side writer Wynter Holden we covered people involved in the urban gardening community around Phoenix- “Seeds in the City”. I love the idea of edible backyard landscapes and...

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Washington Post Style Section

Last month I spent some time with Kyrsten Sinema, Arizona’s newly elected freshman member of Congress, for The Washington Post. I followed her while she was briefly in Arizona before being sworn into office on January 3rd. While home from Washington she met with Veterans, students at a school where she began her career as...

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A New York Times wedding- Paradise Valley, Arizona

Shortly before Christmas I shot a wedding for the New York Times. This sweet and laid back couple, Lucy and David, were featured in the Sunday Styles Vows section of the paper. Reporter Karina Bland did a fantastic job telling their story- definitely worth the read. Lucy and David are lucky to have that kind...

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Waiting for someone to get arrested

Sheriff Joe Arpaio always attracts a crowd and outside the courthouse in Phoenix where he is facing a suit accusing his department of bias against Latinos was no different. Although he did not make an appearance outside the building a crowd rallied none the less. I was shooting for the New York Times and had...

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The music and life of soprano Barbara Quintiliani

Every now and then as a freelance photographer I get a really great assignment. The kind of assignment that allows me to meet passionate and extraordinary people. Barbara Quintiliani is soprano opera singer who was diagnosed with an extremely rare combination of two autoimmune diseases: multiple sclerosis and Churg-Strauss syndrome. Boston Globe staff writer Geoff...

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