Math + m(otion)

These images, of teachers in a workshop integrating motion and the teaching of mathematics to children, were made for the WolfTrap Foundation

G-d is everywhere

Found at the rear of the 4600 block of Suitland Road, Suitland, Maryland.

Folger Shakespeare festival

Images from the 30th annual Secondary School Shakespeare Festival, at the Folger Shakespeare Library in DC.
These are a batch of my favorites. Many more can be seen through the Folger's Facebook site (join and become a fan!).
http://www.facebook.com/folgershakespearelibrary
www.folger.edu

Big shout out to Garland Scott, Amy Arden, and the irrepressible Mistress of the Revels from the Folger for their help, energy, and confidence in my talents, and to Duy Tran, my talented colleague who most ably covered day one+ in my absence.
Check Duy's work at:
www.duytranphotography.com

The Bard's vision doth yet live.

Joseph Roane

Portrait of Joseph Roane, an African-American farmer/agricultural expert who spent time in the Soviet Union in the 1930's, then returned to the USA. It was made on his farm in south-central Virginia.
This image illustrated a story, "Black in the USSR," for the Washington City Paper, (Vol. 9, #25, June 23, 1989).
The writer was the exceptionally talented Jon Cohen.
One of Mr. Roane's descendants recently contacted me and reminded me of this photograph.

Before I fully understood that the highway was the way home

Photograph made near Paradox, Colorado, summer of 1976

At a gathering of scientists

Three images that held me.

Laissez Foure- Mardi Gras

A fun night documenting swingin' jazz combo Laissez Foure tearin' it up for Mardi Gras, at Central Michel Richard in DC.

To learn more, or book them, check their website at:
www.laissezfoure.com

Cowboy hat man in car

Man in a cowboy hat in a car.

Pink snow coat girl

Taken along Columbia Pike after the recent big snows.

Pink coat.

Snow Suite

After the recent snows...

simple pleasures, and not so simple.

"There is nothing more mysterious than a fact clearly described." Diane Arbus