Lori Singleton-Clarke for the Wall Street Journal
Miss Singleton-Clarke fought the man and won. What makes her case exceptional is that she fought the IRS without a lawyer. She got her papers in order, prepared her case, and won a victory that sets a precedent for thousands of other Americans in her shoes. She’s seen here clasping the paperwork that she so [...]
Wolf Blitzer for Every Day With Rachael Ray
I did a shoot back in November for Rachael Ray’s magazine. She has a regular column where she talks to celebrities about the contents of their refrigerators. The picture I took of Wolf Blitzer finally ran in the March issue which hit newsstands last week.
I arrived at Wolf’s suburban Maryland home early in the morning, [...]
Bobby
I photographed Bobby Coward for USA Today in December as he watched his efforts to make D.C. just a little more accessible for the disabled come to fruition. This month, twenty wheelchair accessible taxis are now roaming the streets of the city where there were none before. It’s hard to believe that it’s taken this [...]
A Very Happy New Year
I know I promised to update at least every week, my darlings. My bad. I got caught up in the holidays and other frivolous pursuits.
Back to business.
I went to New York City once again for New Year’s Eve. I got dolled up and had a lovely time with my friends at a handful of parties. [...]
A Very Golden Thanksgiving
I took a break from regular updates last week as the relations converged on the Golden household. The Gilmores came from Atlanta and LA to visit the Goldens who are all in DC. It was a perfect storm of ridiculousness that I managed to take in stride with a cocktail in one hand and a [...]
Funeral Plot Real Estate for the Wall Street Journal
This was a pretty interesting story. The gentleman pictured above, Mr. John Dotson, purchased a double plot in a Maryland cemetery from a traveling salesman in the early 90s. He planned to spend the hereafter with his wife in the quiet memorial park near his home. However life (or death) is what happens when you’re [...]
Congressman Ron Paul for TIME
The lighter side of Ron Paul on white seamless.
The darker, more contemplative side lit by glorious congressional window light.
(Post originally appeared 10-8-09)
Congressman Charles Rangel for TIME
I shot my first assignment for TIME Magazine back in July. They asked me to shoot a portrait of Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY) in the morning and then follow him around for a few hours. To me, this is the best kind of assignment. You get to know your subject a little bit and engage [...]
Law and Order Superfan for TV Guide
I photographed Law and Order superfan Cassandra Ramirez for a special L&O edition of TV Guide. It turns out the show has quite the rabid following, with collectors snatching up rare items from the show on ebay and other venues. Cassandra had quite the collection, which I tried my best to fit into one frame [...]
Arne Duncan for Australian Financial Review
I photographed Secretary of Education Arne Duncan for Australian Financial Review. They ran the picture on the left to go with a column called “Front of Mind.” It’s a beautiful magazine and the picture looked great in it. It was a fun, quick shoot and Secretary Duncan was a great sport about running all over [...]
The Many Faces of Steven Van Zandt for The Guardian
I had the pleasure of photographing Steven Van Zandt for The Guardian of London the other week. You may remember him from HBO’s The Sopranos as Silvio, owner of the Bada Bing. If there are any Springsteen fans in the house, you’ll know him as Little Steven or Miami Steve from the E Street Band. [...]
