THE WEEK has picked up a photo I shot of John Boehner recently from ZUMA through Corbis.
See the story on whether John Boehner is an American Hero here: theweek.com.
I covered Lois Lerner, the director of the IRS division that oversees nonprofit groups, during a hearing before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee for Bloomberg. One of the images found the front page of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. Lerner told the committee that she did nothing wrong and then invoked her Constitutional right [...]
Above is a selection of images from my coverage of President Barack Obama’s second inauguration. I was on assignment for European PressPhoto Agency (EPA), one of 12 photographers covering the event for the agency. My job was to cover the inaugural parade from a position in Freedom Plaza as well as get feature images up [...]
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