A couple of weeks ago, I covered the semifinals and championship of ELeague Season One, held at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, for ESPN. It was the culmination of a 10-week competition that started with 24 teams, all playing Counter-Strike: … [Continue reading] about ELeague Season One Championship for ESPN
My first assignment for the lovely Atlanta Magazine was for their photo column, "One Square Mile," which publishes on the last page of every issue. I headed to the Georgia/Alabama state line with freelance writer Josh Green to the renowned Robinson … [Continue reading] about One Square Mile: Robinson & Sons for Atlanta Magazine
It sounded like something from the 1960: About 180 minorities were purged from the voter rolls just before a major election where a white candidate won by a narrow margin (African-Americans make up about 85% of the population). But it wasn't, it's a … [Continue reading] about Minorities Purged from Voter Rolls for The New York Times
The Times called me last week and asked if I'd be interested in doing a ride-along with law enforcement. I didn't have to think about it ... of course I would. Crime was one of my beats when I started out as a reporter for The Moultrie (Ga.) Observer … [Continue reading] about Police Ride-Along for The New York Times
I shot this feature back in April for the Post, but considering the RNC is underway this week, I believe it's still as timely as it was then. I photographed two people of color here in Atlanta, one who heads up the National Diversity Coalition for … [Continue reading] about Trump Supporters and Diversity for The Washington Post