I photographed portraits of developer Asher Luzzatto for a WSJ story about transforming Denver's abundant, empty office space into housing. I live in Denver and I work downtown pretty frequently - and it is a ghost town compared to the traffic it used to have pre-pandemic. The city needs solutions and this one is interesting if we can pull it off.
For ProPublica, I photographed portraits of Rebecca Sheppard, who has been battling to hold TransUnion and Experian accountable for errors in her credit reports in the face of a weakened CFPB.
For a New York Times story on AI in design, I photographed founder Lee Mayer of Havenly . Lee and I had met nearly a decade ago after she started the company. It was a lot of fun to reconnect and learn about the ways the company is using AI to suggest design elements - both finding them and utilizing a chat interface to allow laypeople like me to "talk it out" with their design goals.
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