Originally published in National Geographic . Albert, 82 years old, is the oldest and longest serving inmate in Maine State Prison. Albert grew up in foster care from the age of three to nine and he's been in and out of prison since he was sixte
       
     
Photo Essays / Aging In Prison
Originally published in Mother Jones Magazine and The Marshall Project . Ronald, minutes after his release from St. Clair Correctional Facility in Alabama. “When I wake up,” he said, “it will be strange to me, because I'm so used to wa
       
     
Photo Essays / Reentry after a life sentence
Originally published by NPR, as part of their series ‘Discipline And Women In Prison’. Mary Kathleen "Kathy" Tyler, an 82-year-old woman incarcerated at Iowa Correctional Institution for Women in Mitchellville, was sentenced to life in prison
       
     
Photo Essays / Discipline And Women In Prison
Bishop Briggs on tour across the US, 2017 & 2018. Client: Universal Music Group & Bishop Briggs.
       
     
Photo Essays / Bishop Briggs
Originally published by The Wall Street Journal, as part of their story ‘ What Artists Take to Coachella’ A screaming audience listens to a performance by Of Monsters and Men on the Coachella Stage on the first night of Weekend 1.
       
     
Photo Essays / Coachella, WSJ 2016
Originally published by The Wall Street Journal, as part of their story ‘ Behind the Scenes at Coachella With Jamestown Revival.’ Jamestown Revival’s Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance walk to the artist compound on April 18, 2015. Mr. Clay and Mr. C
       
     
Photo Essays / Coachella, WSJ 2015
Originally published by NBC News & NBC Dateline, as part of their story ‘Mold, Mice and Zip Codes: Inside The Childhood Asthma Epidemic.’ Dr. Acklema Mohammad, the head pediatrician at the Urban Health Plan in the South Bronx, helped develo
       
     
Photo Essays / Asthma In The Bronx
My photographs investigate the family ties between my brother Simone and his young family in Brooklyn, New York.
       
     
Photo Essays / Raising Family
In 1971, Stephen and Ina May Gaskin led 300 followers in caravans of psychedelically painted school buses through 42 states from San Francisco to Tennessee. At the end of the tour The Farm was bought, and the The Farm Midwifery Center was establishe
       
     
Photo Essays / Ina May and The Farm
Billy Corgan of The Smashing Pumpkins and Marilyn Manson, 2015. 
       
     
Photo Essays / Select Portraits