Last year Relevant hired me to photograph charity: water founder Scott Harrison, and I'm stoked to have the cover of the magazine's Jan/Feb issue. Here are two other set-ups from the shoot:
charity: water for Relevant magazine
Last year Relevant hired me to photograph charity: water founder Scott Harrison, and I'm stoked to have the cover of the magazine's Jan/Feb issue. Here are two other set-ups from the shoot:
Tiny Clips
Cutouts: Oct. 31, 2011 New York mag Approval Matrix (from a NYT story about bus segregation) & Jan./Feb. 2012 Mother Jones (of Dallas real estate magnate Harlan Crow).
A sub-one-column photo space I've always kept an eye on is The New Yorker's Tables For Two review, but they've only run illustrations lately.
Recent work for the WSJ
Leah Nelson, a senior at the University of Connecticut, is an advocate for open and accessible mental health accommodations on college campuses. Using her own experience with depression as a guide, she fights against the stigma that can keep students from seeking out help. (story)
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The nefarious mutations of the influenza virus are a now concern for the dogs of the world, too. Appearing first in 2006 as a mutation of the equine flu, the canine flu has many vets administering flu shots to dogs for the first time ever. Below, veterinarian Michael Goldmann of the Nanuet Animal Hospital gives the vaccine to Marta, a teenage mixed-breed. (story)
Arne Zimmerman and Kathrin Eirich (with daughter Lois, 1) liked their outdoor furniture so much they put it in their living room. (story)*
The B110
Just a few blocks from my house, a bus run by the Hasidic Jewish community segregates riders based on gender. It's attracted some attention lately, and I went to check it out for this story in The New York Times. At one point I moved to the back of the bus to photograph the posted rules, and I was told by the driver and other riders to come to the front. The back is for women and the front is for men.
OWS for USA Today
USA Today hired me to photograph Douglas and Kate for a story about middle class Occupy Wall Street supporters. They are a nice couple who are feeling pinched by the status quo.
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