Old in New York City
In a city known for it’s extreme weather and a lifestyle that is fast paced, ever-changing, and favors the young and able, it’s no wonder New York City is often seen as a not-so-ideal place to retire and live out the rest of one’s life as a senior citizen. But, there they are, the elderly [...]
Don Blankenship Speaks at the National Press Club
The United States faces increasing loss of jobs if it continues to impose regulations of dubious merit on the nation’s business and industrial sector, Don Blankenship, chairman and CEO of Massey Energy Co., said at a July 22 National Press Club Luncheon. He spoke in the face of wide criticism of his company over the [...]
1111 North Capitol St.: Future Site of NPR
I was given a photo assignment by one of my supervisors to document the site and surroundings of NPR’s new headquarters as it undergoes renovation. Located at 1111 North Capitol St. in the NOMA (north of Massachusetts Ave.) District of D.C., NPR bought the historic warehouse and land for an undisclosed amount in 2008. The [...]
September 11, 2001
These images have never been shared with the public. I had only taken them for myself to remember that day. Most people remember exactly what they were doing that morning, where they were, and how they were reacting as the events unfolded. I was a college student who had lived in New York City for [...]
Iran Election Protest in Irvine, California
June 25, 2009 – Iranians of Orange County rally at Irvine City Hall to make their voices heard and to show solidarity and support for the uprising in Tehran.
