Category Archives: Editorial

Health Care

In December I took a trip up to Beverly to spend an afternoon with Dr. Daniel McCullough. McCullough was part of an interesting Wall Street Journal story about the future of health care.

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The Family Genome

I got an assignment from the Wall Street Journal last week to photograph Anne West at Wellesley College. She is studying her family’s genome to find unusually specific information about her and her family’s health, including the likelihood of certain diseases. You can read the full story here.

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9tailors

Are you surprised that I do fashion? Me too. But, I might need to broaden my scope after a really fun two-day shoot with Samantha and Kathryn from 9tailors. They did a great job of organizing everything and picking some of their most stylish clients who were also a lot of fun to work with....

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Tap

I photographed a tap class in Bedford for the Wall Street Journal’s What’s Your Workout section a couple of weeks ago. It was a nice little reminder that if I want to exercise consistently I should probably find something fun to do. The dancers in the class were working up a sweat and having a...

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Politics

Last month I worked on a story for the Wall Street Journal that explored voter impatience. Is two years all you get to solve long-term problems? The reporter and I went to a debate in Concord and talked with other New Hampshire residents in Manchester about their thoughts on the pendulum swing between elections. You...

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