Portraits for a story about Lawrence H. Summers in the New York Times. Larry Summers has split his pandemic time between houses in Massachusetts and Arizona. He also seems to live inside the collective mind of the Washington economic establishment. When the 66-year-old veteran of the Clinton and Obama administrations talks, Washington’s policy apparatus — […]
Boston Business Struggles in Pandemic
Downtown Boston, the heart of New England’s largest city typically pulses with office workers, tourists and shoppers. Since the coronavirus pandemic struck–canceling vacations and clearing out office towers–once-bustling weekdays feel more like sleepy Sundays. “Most buildings are not able to crack 7%” occupancy, said Rosemarie Sansone, chief executive of the Downtown Boston Business Improvement District, or […]
Outside my Camera Bag
Inspired by Amanda Mustard’s list of helpful tools I compiled my own list of things that make my life easier as a freelance photojournalist. For some items I found referral links that you can use to get discounts and send rewards to me. 200 SIM Card tray eject pins – If Marie Kondo asked me what brings me […]