A Good Week For Pictures

Time’s White House Photo Blog:

A nice spread in the Express Newspaper:

A Few Clips For Old Times Sake

It’s been a while since I’ve tossed up any clips. So here’s a sampling from the last month or two.

The Washington Post:

New York Magazine (The real trick is finding which photo in the composite is mine. Hint: It’s of President Obama):

The Wall Street Journal:

Newsweek (top of page):

Did Somebody Say Solo Show?

I’m very proud to say that i’ve been given my very first solo show. The images are from a body of work that I did on the Texas coast shortly after Hurricane Ike. The show up through Sept. 25 at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia.

PDN Photo Of The Day

Yesterday a photo of mine was selected to appear on the Photo District News Photo Of The Day Blog. The photo is from a series I did two years as the contents of the Watergate Hotel were sold off room by room to the public prior to a planned renovation. Last week the hotel was sold at auction because the owners could no longer afford the renovations or the property itself because of the economic downturn. You can see the full series on my website [here].

The Clips Cometh

The Washington Post:

Advertising Age:

International Monetary Fund Finance and Development Magazine:

Everybody Likes Ammo

The fine folks at Fortune magazine picked two of my photos of ammo for the current issue of the magazine. Including one that was used as a double truck!

The Clips Continue

Had some more clips come way, including a double whammy from the New York Times that brought my first ever photo in the print edition of the paper.

(thanks Brendan for the online heads up)

Hello! Canada Magazine:

Clips D’jour

It’s been quite a busy last few months with a pretty interesting mix of assignments:

Vogue:

Daily Star ( London):

Rolling Stone:

People.com:

American History Fun

A few weeks ago I was sent on a really fun assignment by Express (the free newspaper made by the folks as The Washington Post) to photograph the American History Museum as its renovation was nearing completion. It was pretty neat seeing every thing covered, boxed up and in a total state of disarray. And earlier this week the photos ran:

In America Everybody Has A Gun

I was sent this little gem today. The image is from my thesis project America: An Excessive Satire, project blog here, photo essay here. I’m glad to see it found a double truck as a home. The page title roughly means “Child’s Play” and the sub title (thanks to a comment from Brian) translates to ” In the US, you can fire heavy machine guns for fun. Good for minors…”