Oysters and Ocean Acidification for The New York Times

 Last month I drove over to the Olympic Peninsula to photograph Governor Jay Inslee visiting the Dabob Bay Hatchery in Quilcene, Washington.  It was a fun shoot on an important topic that will only become more apparent as climate change takes its toll on the waters of the Puget Sound.  Several years ago I worked on a related story on Tattoosh Island and a group of scientists who were studying the impacts of ocean acidification.

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San Francisco Noir for The New York Times

Last month I was commissioned to work on a story about noir in San Francisco and the footsteps of Dashiell Hammett, the writer who frequented bars and lived in areas of the Tenderloin District of San Francisco.  It was a fun several days exploring the city and photographing in the streets as well as some of the speakeasy style bars that Hammett would have and did frequent in his day.

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Mobile Art for The New York Times

Last week I spent the afternoon in Georgetown with Brenda Scallon, owner of  a mobile art gallery. It was great to spend time in such a vibrant neighborhood in Seattle with such inspiring people.  View Article Here>>>

Tattoos in the Military for The New York Times

Seattle's Book Culture for The New York Times

Seahawks Parade for The New York Times

 Yesterday I photographed the mass gathering of people on downtown Seattle for the Seahawks parade.  I think that may have been the most people I've ever seen jammed into the streets in any city. Despite the cold temps and a tight deadline for the East Coast, it was a great day to photograph.  Here are some of my favorites from the day.