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For Education Week: Introverted Students

Introverts learning City Neighbors Hamilton Charter School Baltimore

(Note: I photographed this back in May, 2012) Most of my Education Week work a bit “inside baseball” — which makes it inherently interesting. Education Week is the newspaper of record for public schools, grade K-12 in the United States. Their audience is smart and specific. Stories about policy and programs are the norms. Common [...]


Goucher College Athenaeum for Chronicle of Higher Education

College woman studies on iPad in Goucher College's Athenaeum library

I got to hang out at a library all day, AND IT WAS AWESOME!!! The Goucher College Athenaeum is more than just a library, it’s designed to be a social hub for the students at the small liberal arts college nestled right off I-695 in Towson, Maryland. First of all, this place is gorgeous! …a [...]


Go Ravens!

Ray Lewis rally mask

Go Ravens! …is a phrase I never thought I’d utter when I lived in Atlanta. Not that I’d be yelling Go Falcons, either. I’ve never been a football fan. Baseball all the way, baby!  In fact I really hated football when I was at that young, obtuse, preteen age. But working at Patuxent for 6 [...]


For the NYTs: DC Hipsters on H St NE

Hipster DC and its emergence under Obama

Photos for the New York Times’ Style Section of DC “politico hipster” nightlife in the district’s cool new neighborhood, H Street, NE.


Tom McCarthy, Makin’ it Rain

Tom McCarthy, Makin' it Rain

Instead of Paying Tom McCarthy by check for assisting me with an ESPN shoot, I showered him in cash money! Makin’ it Rain!


A view of Baltimore from The Bolt Bus

Class in Baltimore

Photo of Baltimore from The Bolt Bus’s route to NYC. …plus a conversation about class, socioeconomic status and race.


Game Face For Education Week

Globaloria class

A conceptual shoot highlighting Tygarts Valley Middle schoolers in West Virginia making video games rather than playing them, for Education Week.


More Michael Phelps Photos

Michael Phelps Portrait

Portraits and photos of Michael Phelps Working out from 2009. The 2012 London Olympics will be his last competition before retiring as a world class swimmer.


I Heart Metalheads: Maryland Deathfest X!

Napalm Death at Maryland Deathfest X

Maryland Deathfest X is full of sweaty, crazy, sweethearts!


Bowl of Fruit

Bowl of fruit

An eerie bowl of fruit. Plus how I lit it.


Jumping on the Bed

Jumping on the bed at the Valley View Motel in Mill Creek, West Virginia.

Acting a fool… Jumping on a motel bed in West Virginia.


New York Times Vows: Molly Palmer and Lee Cowan

Lee Cowan and Molly Palmer kiss after cutting their cake

Network journalists Molly Palmer, and Lee Cowan sparked a romance during the notorious Balloon Boy coverage back in 2009. Last weekend they got married and I covered it for The New York Times Vows section.


Baseball Factory Yankee Spring Training Experience

Baseball Factory Yankee Spring Training Experience Camp

Baseball Factory Yankee Spring Training Experience at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg College.


For Education Week: The Effects of Poverty on Education

A student walks past a dilapidated building on Caroline Street in Baltimore, MD, Wednesday, February 29, 2012. The neighborhood, which has three government housing complexes, has two schools, the Baltimore Freedom Academy and City Springs Elementary/Middle School. While both are charter schools, the latter serves mostly neighborhood students. Ninety-six percent of City Springs' student body receives free lunches.

I was tasked by Education Week director of photography Charlie Borst to find a student in the Baltimore City Public School system to be the face of poverty for a story about how socioeconomic status impacts educational success. Along the way I met homeless family Tameka Harrison and her first-grade son, Jahmal and got to spend a day with them and photograph Jahmal’s School City Spring Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore.


The New York Review of Books

David Donaldson, Teach For America

A photo David Donaldson photographed in 2009 for a New York Times story was relicensed for a New York Review of Books story on public school education, titled “How, and How Not, to Improve the Schools.” David Donaldson, a high school teacher in the Teach for America program, with his students at the Maryland Academy of Technology and Health Sciences, Baltimore, December 2009.


Nick is Hot!

Nick Di Fabbio

A scary portrait of Nick DiFabbio (aka ghostfreehood).


Elizabeth Cline is Hot!

Elizabeth Cline Author Portrait

Portraits of Elizabeth Cline, Author of the Penguin Press book Overdressed: The Shockingly High Price of Cheap Fashion.


Treasure Island, Florida pt. 2: From the Backseat of Rick’s Lexus

Treasure Island:

These are from a longer term project I’m working on. All these photos were made


Joe Bug! …and his new promo book: HOTLOADING!

HOTLOADING!

“Hotloading” is Joe Bugleowicz’s photographic memoir of nearly a year driving a tourist bus in Alaska. It’s really good & super quirky. All the photos in the newspaper were made with a film point & shoot & printed by Newspaper Club.


Treasure Island, Florida pt. 1

Treasure Island:

Over the holidays, I went on a road trip with Mom, her husband, Rick, and Grandmommy from Atlanta down to — get this — Treasure Island, Florida! Yup. Such a place exists. And no. it’s not an amusement park. ha! Can you imagine Grandmommy at an amusement park? hahaha! …we did get her on a [...]


The Rising Cost of Day Care for the New York Times

CARE

Baltimore woman Sheontay Smith, 27, is on a waiting list for subsidized child care. She is photographed Tuesday, December 6, 2011 in the Southwest neighborhood of Baltimore “Sowebo” where she works as an inspection scheduler for the Baltimore Housing Authority. Day care for her three-year-old is $520 a month, her second highest monthly expense next [...]


For AARP Bulletin: The Faces of Social Security …and then some.

Dr. Timothy Modlin, Social Security Recipient

AARP Bulletin DOP Michael Wichita called me up a few months ago — actually, while I was in Denver for Geekfest – needing an in-house mock up made so he could pitch an illustration idea to his bosses for a big story they’re doing on the kind of people who use Social Security. He needed it [...]


Scary Self Portraits, Part 2. The importance of mood.

The !El Mateo!

I recently realized that I when I listen to music I respond waaaayyy more to the mood a song creates than I do to its lyrics. I always hear how the vocals are sung and never hear what’s being said. Maybe that’s why I like metal? It didn’t take too long for me to understand [...]


Education Week: Safety & Restorative Practices

Circle Time

The Baltimore City charter school City Springs has implemented several structural practices such as single gender classrooms and the Restorative Practices pedagogy.


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