Environmental and active portraits of Wayne Clark, a resident of Maryland who moved here specifically for the area's bike trails. At age 66, Wayne bikes about 5,000 miles each year. A story profile of Wayne for AARP is here (link).
Periodically throughout the year, I teach photography aboard the Lindblad and National Geographic Expeditions vessels. This summer, I had the privilege of leading two groups on Lord of the Glens as we explored Scotland's Caledonian Canal and Inner Hebrides. A few images from the voyage are below.
On our first day aboard Lord of the Glens, a bagpiper greeted us with amazing song. Here is a double exposure image of the bagpiper and her traditional tartan.
A young Highland dancer waits for her chance to perform for guests aboard Lord of the Glens.
Several guests hike along a foot path on Dun I, a small hill overlooking the abbey on the island of Iona.
Big skies hang over Inverie where our ship, Lord of the Glens, docked for an overnight stay. At this location, we could visit the Old Forge Inn, Britian's most remote pub.
Guests gather on the bow of the ship to watch it ascend Neptune's Staircase, a sequence of eight locks along the Caledonian Canal.
Vox Media held a conference in Washington, D.C. called Vox Conversations. It was an invitation-only event for guests to assess what has changed, what hasn't, and what comes next with a new administration in the White House. Over a two-day period, I filmed interviews with prominent guest speakers, including one with New Jersey Senator Cory Booker (story).
Portraits of Chris Turner, a man accused and convicted of a brutal 1984 murder in Washington, D.C.; however, he has claimed his innocence since the beginning. The latest story on what transpired, along with images, was a collaborative effort between The Guardian (link) and The Marshall project (link).
For The Guardian, I filmed a reporter-led interview and made portraits of Senator Bernie Sanders on Capitol Hill. The story ran here. Screenshots highlighting the published piece are below.
