After completing and M.A. in political economy, I relocated to Asia. While living there I photographed the plight of Burmese refugees, and the pro democracy movement in Nepal. After returning to the United States I worked as a photojournalist, and for the next several years I covered various subjects. Among these were famine in Somalia, war in the Balkans, and the continuing AIDS crisis.

In recent years my work has undergone a transformation, and I no longer focus on topical news stories. Instead, my current work can probably be described as “street photography”. It’s certainly a form of photography that minimizes definitive narratives, and invites viewers to formulate their own interpretations of the subject matter.