Thanks for publishing my photo @ggwash. As we continue to advocate for public space and public transportation, we must remember to those who continue to be harassed, profiled,…
Thanks for publishing my photo, @Washingtonian. It’s good to see Glenstone (@GlenstoneMuseum) back open again. Additional photos of the museum are below, enjoy. The private gallery will continue…
Thank you for publishing my photograph, @DCist. It was taken on Washington, DC’s iconic 17th Street, NW, with a new fixture in the distance – an extended sidewalk,…
Thank you for publishing my photo, @DCist. Our nation’s capital is returning to function, and I hope to capture the District still distanced, too. You can access my…
Thanks again for publishing one of my photos, @PopVille. This one is of one of Washington, DC’s newest extended sidewalks, which allows residents to follow the rules for…
In my world, flags have always been powerful symbols, typically of existence and acceptance (see: Photo Friday: The remarkable power of flags to create a culture of acceptance.…
Thank you for using my photograph, @DCPolicyCenter, in this analysis of the risks faced by population groups in our nation’s capital. We will continue to be on a…
Thanks for publishing my photo, @DCist. It has always been pleasing and affirming to see Washington, DC’s businesses fly the LGBTQ flag. Pride will look different, however, there…
Thanks for publshing my photograph, @ggwash, in this helpful piece written by Will Schick (twitter:schick_will), taken at a climate change rally in Washington, DC in December, 2019, headlined…
Thank you for publshing my photograph, @ggwash. It’s of downtown Washington, DC at rush hour. These are images we may never see again, if we successfully manage the…
This week’s photograph was taken on iconic U Street, NW, home to many revolutions that shaped our nation and world, from African American civil rights to LGBTQ equality.…
Thank you for using my photograph as the featured image for this blog post, Urban Turf (UrbanTurf_DC) This is what rush hour looks like in Washington, DC. We’re…
Thanks for publishing my photo, @PopVille. It was taken in Washington, DC (of course), and is self explanatory. I’ve added it to a gallery I’ve been creating, called…
Thank you for using my photographs to illustrate this very detailed piece on the impact of COVID-19 on DC’s small businesses, @DCPolicyCenter. It’s unfortunate that I now have…
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Thanks for publishing my photograph, @PopVille. This one is of the @ColadaShop on iconic 14th Street, NW. Washington, DC allows restaurants to offer take out orders. It’s a…
Thanks for using my photos, WAMU (@WAMU885), Washington, DC’s local NPR affiliate. The photo are used on WAMU’s sponsorship page, which I take as a compliment since they…
These photographs were taken on this day in 2015, in Washington, DC, 5 years ago (2015). It turns out I have an expansive photographic history of the LGBTQ…
Thanks for publishing my photo, @PoPville. It was taken in Washington, DC (of course) at Annie’s Steakhouse, which now offers take-out meals and cocktails, in the Dupont Circle…
Thank you again, for using my photos, @DCPolicyCenter, in your coverage of COVID-19 policy/legislation in Washington, DC. This photograph was taken in 2017, at a gathering to protect…
Thank you for publishing my photograph, @ggwash. It shows part of downtown Washington, DC, formerly thriving, now shuttered. The headline and data behind it tells a more important…
This week’s photograph is an empty United States Navy Memorial overlooking the United States National Archives. We’re doing what’s needed to save our nation’s capital. Here’s another view.…
Thanks for publishing my photo, @ggwash. It is, as the caption says, a near empty U Street, Northwest, in Washington, DC USA, featuring the iconic @BensChiliBowl Here’s a…
Thank you for publishing my photograph, Urban Turf. It was taken after the first physical distancing order in Washington, DC, on 14th Street, NW. The sign now adorns…
Thank you for publishing my photograph, @Popville. I admit this was a shocking scene when I turned the corner and saw it. It’s not downtown Washington, DC from…
This photograph was taken at the Washington Monument, and it shows people successfully practicing physical distancing (a better term than social distancing in my opinion). Washington, DC’s case…
This week’s photograph was taken in Washington, DC (of course), of a citizen-created open street (“Pandemic Extended Sidewalk”) that allows for greater space for physical distancing while people…
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