About Me

I was working as a photo assistant photographing bottles of perfume with an 8x10 camera about a mile away from the World Trade Towers when they were attacked on September 11th, 2001. The event of course, changed everything. In the years following I covered hundreds of stories in dozens of different countries, including wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka, the 2006 tsunami in Banda Aceh and major earthquakes in Pakistan and Indonesia.

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My career so far has been diverse – I’ve done everything from processing coroner’s office photographs at a one-hour lab, to photographing advertising still lifes. I’ve worked from combat zones to high-end fashion shoots. I've managed teams of photographers, editors and librarians and helped build multimedia tools that help editors & journalists cover the news from around the world. 

But beyond the diversity of experiences, I tend to be passionate about the work I'm doing. I'm driven by a love of creating, emerging technologies, problem solving and embracing new challenges.

That, and driving my tractor around on the weekends.