As summer begins with a stretch of hot days, the river and lakes have been filled with people looking to cool down. But some couldn’t wait for the heat to dive in – here’s a selection of photos from the past several months of people […]
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Fire to Frying Pan
I made a few trips south to Ashland and surrounding areas to work on a story for the New York Times on the regional food scene in the wake of a devastating 2020 wildfire. The Almeda fire burned thousands of acres, destroyed a few thousand […]
It’s Academic
Finally catching up after some busy months – I’ve been creating lots of new work for a variety of clients. For this collection, I’ve focused on photographs of students and faculty, both inside and outside of the classroom. I spent some time crawling on the […]
Drug Reform portraits
Last summer, a team of reporters from the Chicago area spent several days in Oregon exploring the effects and impact of a recently-passed law, which essentially makes the penalty for possession of small amounts of drugs similar to a traffic citation. This law is the […]
At the Track
I recently spent a few days wandering around Grants Pass Downs, a small-town horse racing track in southwest Oregon, to photograph the atmosphere, community, and characters of the racing scene for a New York Times story. Visually, this was right up my alley and made […]
Drive-Thru Graduation
Precautions for Covid have continued to alter daily life and many of the annual events and traditions we would typically plan on year after year. Students, in particular, have experienced this disruption from the norm, as they’ve tried to adjust to remote learning, distancing, and […]
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