I'll be in the United Arab Emirates teaching at New York University from Jan.1 - 19: Photojournalism: Your Personal Vision. Full-time students only.
Just finished an assignment in Jerusalem. I’ll post the story when it is published in a major American magazine soon, but till then can’t discuss. I can tell you though that Jerusalem is as extraordinary, passionate, and lovely as ever. I have been there countless times. After Jerusalem I spent…
Today Libya's revolution has peaked with the death of Colonel Moammar Qaddafi. When I was a hard news photographer I loved being present at the peaks of revolutions. Now as a documentary photographer, I love photographing the aftermaths: every bit as fascinating. I remember meeting Qaddafi, the man former U.S.…
Aramco World Magazine sent me to Saudi Arabia to shoot astory about brave Dr. Samia Al-Amoudi, a breast cancer activist and survivor, “breaking the silence”, as she says, in the Arab world regarding the disease. I first met Dr. Samia at a small working lunch for top global breast…
Thinking of strong, fabulous peace activist Talat today. Her son Salman Hamdani died at the World Trade Center trying to help victims. He was a police cadet and emergency worker. I accompanied Talat and her family to Ground Zero 9/11/2001. Thinking of friend Bill Biggart today. He was a photojournalist who died on 9/11…
August 19, 1991, 20 years ago today: the Soviet coup in Moscow. Much of the action happened at the Beeleh Dom (Russian White House) across the street from my apartment on the Moscow River. I woke up on a Sunday morning to find tanks rolling down Kutuzovsky Blvd. In this…
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