New photography work published for Education Week. Proud to play a part of a larger initiative that launched in October to help better understand the role of education in the, as many say, current American civics crisis.
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My editor at Education Week recently emailed me a handful of PDFs from a long-range project, Citizen Z, I worked on with the publication along with a few assignments.
Thanks for taking a look.
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Look past reminders of modern-day, and it’s easy to imagine this view of the Miller House under construction in the winter of 1901. The snow and ice-packed streets of the Whittier neighborhood take on the look of how roads in the first few days of the 20th century looked, rutty and muddy.
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Worst breed in the house—that’s exactly the breed I want: A dog that’s better outdoors than indoors. A dog that can handle snow drifts and scree fields, that’s smart enough to avoid guy lines and porcupines, and that has enough drive to walk uphill all day.
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At year’s end we reflect on the year we left in our wake, on goals we reached, and those that will have to wait until this fresh new year. We also reflect on the places and spaces visited and the favorite people we spent time with.
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Yesterday I drove to a little spot where a curve in the road bends perfectly with a peninsula of granodiorite and pine. Below are a few variations of the curve as I walked about the side of Flagstaff Road in Boulder, Colorado.
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