Crosscut recently wrote about my recent project, Crowd Control, and published a short profile of me. Much thanks to Margo Vansynghel for taking an interest in the work and interviewing me. See more of the project at this page on my site.

Photos from the last decade wandering Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula, made with a camera that creates instant prints.

(Above photos) Washington state small town post offices: Snoqualmie, Forks, Neilton, North Bend, Aberdeen, Humptulips, Preston.

I collected a few remnants of crowd control devices littering the street yesterday, July 25, while covering protests in Seattle. You can license the pictures via Redux here.

It appears that federal agents have arrived in Seattle. Photographed at Boeing Field this evening: two P-3 Orion planes from the Department of Homeland Security. Racial justice protest actions continue daily in Seattle with a large event planned for Saturday.

Seattle Met ran a large spread of the portraits I made this spring during the height of the first wave of the pandemic in the Seattle area. They also created a series of nice illustrations for multiple covers of this issue, including the portrait seen above.

The photographs highlight frontline staff at area hospitals. The magazine also commissioned me to photograph the University of Washington Virology Lab, which led the region and the country in churning out test results and public health information in the early days of the pandemic.

Look for copies of the July/August issue of the magazine in the coming days. The online treatment looks great, too!