The print tear sheet remains unbeaten.

Love this layout of my data center work in today’s Washington Lost.

Charlottesville and UVA friends - my exhibit of data center photographs opens tomorrow! More info here: www.arch.virginia.edu/events/shado...

For the past two years, I've been photographing the data centers in northern Virginia, which has more of these buildings than anywhere else in the world.

The exhibit opens tomorrow, more information here: www.arch.virginia.edu/events/shado...

Very excited to announce my collaboration with the University of Virginia's School of Architecture and MIST lab for their new exhibit, "In the Shadow of the Cloud" which opens tomorrow at the Elmaleh Gallery at UVA.

A few images of the xAI data center in Memphis, Tennessee. The data center has attracted controversy recently after it was discovered that they were operating far more gas turbines to provide power than they'd previously agreed to.

Photographs of the Project Stargate Data Center under construction in Abilene, Texas.

A few photographs from my coverage of protests on the National Mall in DC yesterday where an estimated 100,000 people showed up to demonstrate against the Trump Administration's policies.

for @theverge.com

So flippin’ cool, @robinsloan.com

Happy to be in such great company in American Photography #40 and love having these two images in.

The light hasn't changed in 160 years. I spent a morning in Mathew Brady’s old DC studio—the same place where Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Ulysses S. Grant sat for portraits.
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Photographs from a protest against Elon Musk outside of the US Department of Treasury building in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

A few images from the Inauguration of President Donald J. Trump in Washington, DC today, for @CNN.

The print copy arrived yesterday and it's still an unparalleled feeling to hold a copy of Time Magazine in your hands, with a photo you made on the cover. 

New to posting here, happy to answer any questions about what goes into this sort of shoot.

Ajay Banga is the current President of the World Bank. When he walked into the room, we got right into it without much small talk--moving through locations, keeping him engaged always with an eye on the clock, knowing the shoot could just be over at any point one of his aides decides to step in.

Every cover shoot is different, a whirling amalgam of logistics, improvisation and creativity--hours of planning compressed into a tight ten minutes or so (most of the time). 1/3

A few favorite photos from a springtime trip to Japan.

Got totally obsessed with bonsai trees and spent two years photographing them. Self-published a book with said photos, titled In Training. Through a chance meeting, the Library of Congress acquired prints from the book.