24 Hours of Booty in 2009: Sore is a Four Letter Word
In 2009, I participated in 24 Hours of Booty, a 24-hour cycling event in Columbia, Maryland, riding in memory of my mother and supporting the fight against cancer. Part 3 of this three-part series looks back at the final morning of the event, when I traded my bike for a camera to photograph the cyclists who continued to ride.
24 Hours of Booty in 2009: Bootyville and Mount Merkle
In 2009, I participated in 24 Hours of Booty, a 24-hour cycling event in Columbia, Maryland, riding in memory of my mother and supporting the fight against cancer. Part 2 of this three-part series looks back at my time on the course, riding through cold and rain while confronting Mount Merkle and finding moments of reflection along the way.
24 Hours of Booty in 2009: Gearing Up for the Event
In 2009, I signed up for 24 Hours of Booty, a 24-hour cycling event in Columbia, Maryland, to ride in memory of my mother and support the fight against cancer. Part 1 of this three-part series looks back at what led me to register and take on an event I never expected to ride.
Nearscape Photography: Afternoon at the Bowling Alley
While photographing a child's birthday party at a local bowling alley, I found myself wandering between moments. What caught my attention wasn't the party itself, but the details most people probably never noticed.
Oriole Park at Camden Yards: The Vendors
The voices of the vendors at Oriole Park at Camden Yards are as much a part of baseball as the game itself. These candid photographs capture the energy, movement, and personality of the men and women working the stands throughout the season.
Muddy Fields, Honest Faces
A wet and misty September afternoon. Mud on the field. Faces bright with victory and rain. These candid portraits capture the raw energy of youth sports and the realness found in moments that linger after the game.