Author Archives: The Clean Food Club
Alray Scholars Program
As a Multimedia Producer for the Alray Scholars Program, a non profit dedicated to helping Boston students return to college to earn their degree, I photograph, film and design content around ASP’s scholar and board events, interviews with mentor/scholar pairs, etc. Below is my latest video for the organization.
Categories: Video • Tags: Alray Scholars Program, Alray Taylor Second Chance Scholarship Fund, Boston MA, canon 5d mark iii, non-profit, student scholarships, volunteering
Deserts in the District
There are seven USDA-defined food deserts in DC, comprised of 11 neighborhoods. Many more than that struggle with issues of food scarcity, like Washington Highlands in Ward 8. This Ward has the highest rate of diabetes, the second highest rate of obesity and the fewest grocery stores of any Ward in the District. In cramped cities, corner stores often replace full-size grocery stores, providing residents a convenient place to shop. The corner store in Washington Highlands, however, cannot afford to […]
Categories: Photojournalism, Video • Tags: capital area food bank, corcoran college of art and design, dc central kitchen, food access, food deserts, hunger, southeast dc, washington dc, wheeler market
Greenpeace Internship
During my internship at Greenpeace, I shot on five shoots. These are a selection of the best images, including one that was featured in Greenpeace International’s “Month in Pictures.”
Categories: Uncategorized • Tags: activists, canon 5d mark ii, capitol building, climate, coal auction, department of the interior, environment, greenpeace, greenpeace international, internship, metro, petitions, Photography, polar bears, save the arctic, stop shell, the white house, tourists, washington dc
At the Troublesome Creek Times
A video essay about The Troublesome Creek Times, a small mountain paper based in Hindman, Kentucky. I spent a week shadowing the Assistant General Manager and Photographer, Jordan Hall, and learned how he and the rest of the paper operates. Copyright June 7, 2012
Categories: Photojournalism, Video • Tags: black and white, deer, Graduate work, hindman ky, jordan hall, kentucky, knott county, newspaper, nikon d60, photographer, sharon hall, troublesome creek times
These Streets
In a rapidly vacating city, street art makes Baltimore beautiful. This video takes a look at an ever more desolate landscape and how street artists are using Baltimore as their canvas. Filmed and produced by Alice Kathryn Richardson, Mary Estes and Gabe Dinsmoor; edited by Mary Estes. Copyright May 20, 2012
Categories: Photojournalism, Video • Tags: b/street media, baltimore md, gabe dinsmoor, gaia, gentrification, Graduate work, graffiti, jerome, mary estes, nether, open walls, video, wheat paste
Judea
Judea Lawton works at Common Good City Farm, a half-acre plot of land in the upper northwest of the District of Columbia. Common Good exists because of the District’s lack of available fresh produce. In cramped cities, corner stores often replace full-size grocery stores, providing residents a convenient place to shop, but they often don’t carry fresh produce. Common Good grows many vegetables on the farm and offers 5 lb. bags of produce to Green Tomorrows participants (local residents who are unemployed). Currently, Lawton is […]
Categories: Photojournalism • Tags: common good city farm, editorial, Graduate work, judea, ledroit park, nikon d60, Photography, urban farming, wangari gardens, washington dc
Mary Clare
A selection of images from a photo essay on Washington DC resident Mary Clare, a graduate student studying New Media Photojournalism at the Corcoran College of Art and Design. Copyright February 9, 2012
Categories: Photojournalism • Tags: corcoran college of art and design, Graduate work, mary clare, nikon d60, personal narrative, photo essay, washington dc
