At every Falcons game, you can easily spot the photographers stacked on the sidelines, capturing each play, hit, touchdown, tackle, and dog pile. They're the ones wearing the brown NFL vests and holding thousands of dollars worth of equipment, hoping … [Continue reading] about Gameday Experience for the Atlanta Falcons
Back in August, I had the chance to photograph inside the CDC in Atlanta. The assignment, for Newsweek Europe, was to help illustrate a story about the efforts to completely eradicate polio. I was to take a portrait of Dr. Greg Armstrong (above), CDC … [Continue reading] about Polio Eradication for Newsweek
I spent 24 hours in Albertville, Ala., this week to document the reaction of President Obama's sweeping changes to immigration policy for The New York Times. For this story, I worked with reporter Richard Fausset, a staffer with the Times. We … [Continue reading] about Reaction to Immigration Changes for The New York Times
There were a lot of upset Braves fans yesterday, as they learned that hometown player Jason Heyward would be traded to the Cardinals. Since the Henry County, Ga. native started his professional career with the Braves in 2010, he has been a fan … [Continue reading] about Jason Heyward Traded to Cardinals
Back in July, I shot one of the coolest, weirdest, most fascinating stories I've worked on to date. It was for the French quarterly magazine We Demain, and it covered the DIY brain stimulation movement. This type of brain stimulation sends very small … [Continue reading] about DIY Brain Stimulation for We Demain magazine