Stories & Series

Philadelphians who love to dance – a few images from the series.

Explorations of abstract forms...

Here's one of my recipes for community building... It's not top secret; please go right ahead and replicate or adapt it for your own neighborhood. I guarantee nourishing results.

A beautiful and group of diverse Philadelphians who practice yoga gather to discuss & share their practices...

A bit of photo gadget geekery alongside some portraits of engineers in Togo...

I've begun making my archive available to the communities that I've photographed for unlimited free high res downloads. Here's why.

Building low-power radio stations so that we can hear our neighbors...

Studies in movement & nature

When I started photographing the Fringe Festival in 2003, I found the folks getting things done backstage to be as compelling as the performers in the spotlight...

Live music – it's good for the soul.

An amazing shoot on the Schuylkill river in preparation for choreographer Alie Vidich's 'Invisible River' performance...

The beginning of an epic pilgrimage around the city's perimeter. Here's the story of our first day on the walk...

Here's a story about trying to support a friend who was incarcerated. The system seems pretty broken; I'm grateful to those who are working to fix it...

WARNING: graphic imagery

Images from travels in a vast land…

Lee had only just proposed that morning, and then Amy found out that the wedding would happen that very same day. She got married on two hours notice, and it was amazing. Here’s the whole story……

Chasing after a wild dance performance by a citizen ensemble at the foot of the Philadelphia Museum of Art...

Does having a grapefruit-sized tumor on your face mean that you're not photogenic? Certainly not.

"Religion" & "Faith" are complex topics, and it's often hard to have productive conversations with people whose beliefs differ from our own. Here are some folks who've figured it out.

Medical work in the Dominican Republic and Honduras.

Another exploration of the vast tunnel under Pennsylvania Ave... Some hope to transform this mysterious and magical space into a public park.

How I learned the right way to make a breakfast burrito. Three hundred times in one morning.

What does it look like when 4,000 people come seeking medical care all at once?

Photographs of some amazing movers & performers...

My friends at Protecting Our Waters continue to organize against fracking, because we all live downstream...

$38,000+ pledged disappeared overnight. Here are a few reflections on the campaign, lessons that I learned, and what might come next.

Images from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers' Campaign for Fair Food

Report back from the 200-mile March for Rights, Respect and Fair Food.

A tunnel beneath the city,
a canyon between the buildings &
a meadow over the rooftops...

One weekend invitation that shaped the course of my life... along with a story about work that is shaping our culture and our country.