Me on a bank of the Niger river in 2002 when I served in the Peace Corps.
In 2017, I left a nearly 20-year career as a marketing writer to take up journalism.
I often write about cities and urbanism, including housing, homelessness and transportation. I've also covered everything from gleaming buildings and extraordinary coffee to cops abusing their power.
My work has been published in 5280 Magazine, Curbed, The San Francisco Chronicle and other publications. I'm the former editor of Streetsblog Denver and currently a freelance opinion writer for the Denver Post.
The more I write, the more I take photos to accompany my stories. But my interest in documentary photography began in 1996 when I became so preoccupied with a photojournalism class that I had to drop it.
• 2020 2nd Place award for political features in the Society of Professional Journalists Top of the Rockies contest for a 5280 story on the crisis within Denver's public transportation agency.
• 2020 participant in the Missouri Photo Workshop
• LGBT
• 2020 participant in the Missouri Photo Workshop
• LGBT
Contact
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