28 Jan Survey Your Headshot
Time for a fun survey about headshots! Please take a quick minute to give me your opinion. ...
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29 Oct Hopefully Back to School
With the nation watching, our schools across the country are serving as a model for how our country can operate in a pandemic, but will it work?...
27 Aug Growing Our City Garden
Wouldn’t it be great if all of the boarded-up buildings and storefronts in this great city could be filled with the hopes and dreams of our future? Wouldn’t it be great if instead of looking at Louis Vuitton purses and Chanel suits we could...
23 Jul A Socially Distant Graduation
Right now we are all in conversation about what school will look like for this coming year. Many of us don't know if our students will even set foot in a classroom. But we do know that the 8th grade will once again graduate in...
21 May The Fat Shallot Feeds
A group of friends in the North Shore suburbs of Chicago put their own site together to funnel food deliveries to the local hospitals and front line workers. Their goal, to do what they can to help the healthcare workers get through these grueling days...
30 Apr Deep Thoughts From Second Grade
I wanted to share something that might bring a smile to your face or give you hope for our future since that's about all we have to keep us going. And there's about nothing more hopeful than a group of 2nd graders, smart enough to...
23 Jan A Gourmet Grilling Gig
Over the summer Kalamazoo Gourmet reached out to me to cover a private event they were holding in their Chicago office featuring internationally acclaimed and James Beard Award winning chef, Paul Kahan. For those who love food in the great city of Chicago, he is...
21 Nov A Peaceful Protest
After all of the commotion during the Chicago Public Schools strike (view photos on Facebook or Instagram) I thought it would be fun to focus (always pun intended) on a different kind of organized union of voices...
22 Feb Meet the Faces of Liver Disease
An emotionally challenging morning creating portraits of survivors, patients, and caregivers living with a liver disease that I'd gladly do again. It was my second time photographing for the American Liver Foundation and like last time, I dug deep to really connect....
24 Jan A Summer Camp on the Spectrum
During the course of the summer, there are a variety of different camp experiences that utilize the facilities of the JCC's Camp Chi up near the Wisconsin Dells including Camp Firefly, an overnight camp for children and teens on the Autistic spectrum. Now going up...
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