I was able to get ahold of a CS gas canister, also known as tear gas or CS irritant smoke, which was used by police during the violent clashes in Seattle on June 7. This is part of my ongoing police munitions series. Crosscut interviewed me and wrote about the project, too. Contact me or Redux Pictures if you are interested in licensing this work.
Underwater photos: trout and sea anemones
UncategorizedA little bit of experimentation with a new underwater rig and some snorkel gear …


Seattle Police Sweep City’s Former Protest Zone
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Crosscut features Crowd Control series
UncategorizedCrosscut 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.

Olympic Peninsula with an instant camera
UncategorizedPhotos from the last decade wandering Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula, made with a camera that creates instant prints.
Ode To The Small Town Post Office
Uncategorized(Above photos) Washington state small town post offices: Snoqualmie, Forks, Neilton, North Bend, Aberdeen, Humptulips, Preston.
Protesters Rally On Day Seattle City Council Votes On Budget
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Mail-In Ballots Are Processed For Washington’s Primary Election
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Full Moon Rises Over Seattle
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Boeing Delays 777X Jet As Pandemic Causes Drop In Demand
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July 26: Seattle Protests Continue As Reports Suggest Federal Agents May Be Sent To City
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Crowd control devices photographed in the studio
UncategorizedI 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.





































































