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Delta’s Response to Coronavirus for The Washington Post

March 15, 2020

The full impact of coronavirus has yet to be felt, but the financial damage to the airline industry has been staggering. To get a better look at how Delta is responding to the quickly changing reality of a world facing a pandemic, The Washington Post sent me to Delta’s headquarters and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. You can read the full story here.

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Filed Under: coronavirus, Documentary, Editorial, News, Newspaper, Washington Post

Photos of the Year 2018

January 1, 2019

2018 NLDS

As we start a new year, I’m taking a look back at 2018 and sharing my favorite images. It was an amazing year, and I’m continually reminded of how lucky I am to make a living taking pictures. I’ve gone through everything I shot over the past 12 months, and narrowed it down to 25 photographs. They are presented here in chronological order, and include sports, political assignments and personal stories, as well as a few previously unpublished images from my personal and commercial work. Where possible, links are provided.

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Filed Under: Baseball, Documentary, Football, New York Times, People, Politics, Potraits, POY, Soccer, Sports, Sports Illustrated, Washington Post Tagged With: atlanta, photojournalism, photojournalist, POY, sports

Photos of the Year 2017

January 1, 2018

This year, my sixth as a full-time independent photographer, was another full one. I am so eternally grateful the work that comes my way … the things I am privileged to witness, the people who allow me into their lives and trust me to tell their stories. In 2017, that work included photographing a former U.S. President, the last Falcons game at the Georgia Dome, lots and lots of politics, telling the stories of residents on Atlanta’s historic Westside, a wedding that ended with a Waffle House kiss, running around in the woods with a militia, and an amazing Iron Bowl. These are my favorite images from the past year. Thank you for taking the time to look, and here’s to a stellar 2018! [Read more…] about Photos of the Year 2017

Filed Under: Basketball, Documentary, Football, New York Times, People, Politics, POY, Sports, Sports Illustrated, Washington Post

Glencoe, Alabama for The Washington Post

December 20, 2017

The city of Glencoe, Ala., has been in a struggle — a spiritual one — many of its residents believe. The constant decline of Christianity from public life, they say, has been deteriorating this country’s morals and values. The latest example of this, according to Glencoe residents, is the fact that the city was all but forced to take down the Christian flag that had been flying at City Hal since the 1990s. The mayor, Charlie Gilchrist (above), reluctantly agreed to do so after receiving a complaint from a Wisconsin-based non-profit, Freedom From Religion Foundation. “It is unconstitutional for a government entity to fly a flag with a patently religious symbol and meaning on its grounds . . .” the complaint letter stated. [Read more…] about Glencoe, Alabama for The Washington Post

Filed Under: Documentary, People, Politics, Potraits, Washington Post

6th Congressional District for The Washington Post

June 16, 2017

I spent some more time in Georgia’s 6th congressional district earlier this week, this time for the Washington Post. I hung out in Roswell and Chamblee, photographing voters who were interviewed for the story. He asked about their thoughts on Trump and how they felt about the 6th district candidates. Nice story by Bob Costa, you can read it here: http://wapo.st/2sjRzDi.
Tuesday’s election should be very interesting, it’s already the most expensive House race in history.

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Filed Under: Documentary, Newspaper, Washington Post

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