Month: August 2014

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Please forgive the self-promotion, but freelancers have to be their own marketing team sometimes 🙂 Attached is an award that came in the mail today. I was one small part of a very large team that worked on The Lobotomy Files, with especially great investigative reporting by Michael M. Phillips. Congrats to all of my other colleagues. Feeling very grateful to have been included on this project for The Wall Street Journal. 

More info: http://www.photographer-in-seattle.com/spj-sigma-delta-chi-award/

SPJ Sigma Delta Chi Award

My work, photojournalism, Published work, Still photography

 

 

I’m a little late to the party in announcing this, but I was happy to hear today that I was part of a team at The Wall Street Journal that was awarded a Sigma Delta Chi award for online reporting for a story written by Michael M. Phillips about U.S. veterans lobotomized a half-century ago. See the story in its original form online here. I contributed video and photos, some of which led the front pages of both the print and online editions of The Wall Street Journal. Thanks for looking.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Grand Valley Photos | Olympic National Park

My work, Nature, Still photography, Sustainability

I took a few days recently with family to backpack in the Grand Valley area of Olympic National Park and continue my project photographing the Olympic Peninsula with an instant camera. Have a look below at some of the pictures. You can see the rest of the project here. Thanks for looking.