Driving my favorite part of Ga. Highway 83, it’s easy to lose track of time. With only an occasional house or rusted fence to break up the miles of pine trees, irrigated cornfields and rolling pastures dotted with anthills, driving easily takes a … [Continue reading] about Love Letter to Highway 83
I couldn't believe it. Not again. Not another rampage shooting where more innocent people lost their lives. The weight of it was slowly starting to sink in as I was making the drive a couple hours north to Chattanooga to cover this terrible story for … [Continue reading] about Chattanooga Shootings for The New York Times
Several weeks ago, I had the opportunity to document a day in the life of a man making a huge difference in his community. The assignment, for NPR, was on Omar Shekhey, an immigrant from Somali, who moved to Atlanta in the early 1980s to pursue an … [Continue reading] about Omar Shekhey for NPR
If you've never been to an NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) drag race, I definitely encourage you put on the list. Even if racing isn't your fancy, the experience is unforgettable. First, the cars are the LOUDEST THING ON EARTH. Okay, maybe not, … [Continue reading] about Enter the World of Drag Racing Fans and the Nitro Experience
Every time I pass through an airport, I find myself wanting to stop and take photos. The people, emotion, light, colors, it all comes together at airports like nowhere else. But it's always so difficult to find time to take photos in an airport ... … [Continue reading] about Hartsfield-Jackson Airport for The New York Times