Category Archives: Journalism

It’s never too early – Inside Jersey magazine photography

It’s still a few months away but it’s never to early to start thinking about Saint Patrick’s Day. The Pipes and Drums of the Jersey Shore has begun practicing in Belmar. Some nice weather has allowed them to practice outside. A small photo essay on the musicians appears on the Inside Jersey magazine website.

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President Obama visits flood damaged New Jersey

What a week it has been. While Hurricane Irene spared the shore, Manville, Lincoln Park, Wayne and other towns suffered heavy flooding. Today President Obama visited Wayne and Paterson. I was lucky to be selected to serve as the local pool photographer. In exchange for very close access to the President I had to share...

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Assignment: The White House

One of the things I love about being a photographer is the variety and unpredictability that each day brings. Well the past few days certainly were unpredictable. On Sunday afternoon I traveled to Washington D.C. to prepare for a Medal of Honor ceremony at the White House the next day. The family of New Jersey...

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Rutgers’ Eric LeGrand portraits

I had the opportunity to spend some time photographing Eric LeGrand, the paralyzed Rutgers football player. He has made remarkable progress since his injury during a game last October. He now lives at his aunt’s gorgeous home in New Egypt as he continues his rehabilitation. You can read more about Eric’s progress on nj.com.

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Pulitzer Prize celebration

I had the opportunity to photograph my good friend and colleague Amy Nutt as she was surprised with the news that she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing. Amy had no idea that she was even a finalist so winning the award was a complete surprise. You can read her Pulitzer Prize winning...

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