Late last year, I spent a day inside a Sunny Delight plant for a Wall Street Journal story about companies using federal business improvement money to grow their business without creating new jobs. One of my images was used for both the print edition (page B1 of the Jan. 17, 2012, Wall Street Journal) and online. You can read the article at WSJ.com: Man vs. Machine, a Jobless Recovery You can see more images from the shoot in the Recent Work section of this website: Inside a Sunny Delight plant for the Wall Street Journal

A photo from a recent portrait shoot for MIT's News Office was featured on the homepage of MIT.edu on January 26, 2012. You can read the story here: Solving energy problems, one molecule at a time

A picture from a recent assignment for MIT News was used as the homepage for MIT on Dec. 12, 2011. The image teases a story on Dr. Antonio Torralba's work to develop image-interpreting artificial intelligence.

I've been posting photos quietly on tumblr for a little while, primarily images from my phone and archival images found while responding to photo requests, and I thought I should announce it formally. You can follow along here or peruse the archive.

My series, China Everbright, will be shown again in Shanghai on Dec. 7, 2011, as part of Tim Franco's periodic Photographer Night at Dada Bar at 115号 Xing Fu Lu, Chang Ning Qu, Shanghai, China. Here's the facebook invitation for the event. The work was previously shown at this location for the Beijing + Shanghai Jue Art Festival, and now it returns for a "Best of" night, curating the best presentations in the year-long photography series. Thanks to Tim for supporting photography of China!