In September 2002, using a couple of Leica M6s and rolls of chrome film, I spent an afternoon documenting inmates from the Louisiana State Penitentiary picking row upon row of cotton near Angola, Louisiana. The images below are a result:
Back in the early 2000s, I went on a road trip for The Advocate newspaper with my colleague and good friend Chris Frink. We were headed up to East Carroll Parish, in the northeast corner of Louisiana along the Mississippi … Read More
Back in 2004, while flipping through a copy of Time magazine, I was struck by the work of photojournalist David Burnett. He was on the campaign trail shooting John Kerry’s presidential bid. Burnett is up there with the best and … Read More
In August 2015, with the imaginative hope of listening to a time long since vanished, I visited Poverty Point State Historic Site, a series of prehistoric earthworks made up of five mounds of varying height and concentric half-circle-shaped ridges dating back 3,400 years.… Read More
A recent move has unearthed the dormant sand collection I keep inside my grandmother-in-law’s vintage American Tourister blue train case. The satin-lined case, complete with a fancy little mirror on the inside, is stuffed from top to bottom with bubble … Read More