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This picture takes me back to July 31, 1987. I was a new photographer at The Edmonton Journal, barely a year into my career. I had just finished gassing up my car when reports of funnel cloud sightings came over the newsroom radio. I looked up and saw them—moments later they became a tornado.

In 2025, practicing street photography at a high level is more challenging than ever—technically, socially, and economically. But to be fair, it’s ...

Last month, I made a photograph at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. A candid image. Unposed, unplanned, and deeply human. As street photographers, ...

The image of the girl diving turned out way better than the reality of what I saw and experienced at that local suburban swimming pool. This pictur...

    This is the sequel to my post covering the RNC in Milwaukee last month. It has been 20 years and thousands of frames and I figure at this time...

I have been covering the American Political Convention since 2004 and it’s hard for me to believe that it has been 20 years since I photographed m...

Street photography holds a unique and powerful place in the world of art and documentation for several reasons: 1. Authentic Representation of Lif...

It’s here! We’ve been waiting a while and after yesterday’s announcement, I’ve been scouring the Nikon Z8’s features set and my initial reaction? ...

The one common theme I see in much of the work of classic photographers I admire, like Vivian Maier and Diane Arbus is they used cameras where the...

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Healing Waters was my first book and resulted from an assignment that sparked my curiosity and brought me back over time. I find the book is the p...