This is the second of two posts based on a pair of campaign workshops held by documentary photographer, Jeff Jacobson.
Continue ReadingForced into the open by his brother's mess and Trump’s withering attacks, those looks come from having to defend oneself.
Continue ReadingIs it possible, with the vitality of Scalia's death stems and the sad parting gaze of the otherwise jovial firebrand, that something else is growing wild here?
Continue ReadingShowing kids who could, if not for the skin color, be coming home to Park Avenue from private schools brings home how universal the need for water is.
Continue ReadingIt’s sad that pushback comes more in the form of irony from the Fashion Weeks than from the political debate.
Continue ReadingThese are some of the Instagram shots that jumped out at us from New Hampshire this week.
Continue ReadingOne of the fashion themes this year is that wealth is here to stay.
Continue ReadingWhen we heard documentary photographer Jeff Jacobson was giving workshops during the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, we were intrigued.
Continue ReadingAre we to commend Obama for the photo and his first visit in office to a U.S. mosque? Or, should he be faulted for taking so long?
Continue ReadingCall it a reality check on the presidential campaign and the selfie craze.
Continue ReadingFrom one sad graffiti stencil to the political power and future of visual events.
Continue ReadingIt’s so cold, so barren, so desolate -- and it's so angry as to ring in your ears.
Continue ReadingWhether or not they're swilling the river brand, the photo catches Flint's bureaucrats red handed.
Continue ReadingSo, I’ve been looking at this Flint crisis picture for a week now and it’s still not sitting well.
Continue ReadingAs he proves in this New Hampshire photo, Trump continues to fancy himself the playboy in the more traditional, swine-like sense.
Continue ReadingHaving built a bridge with Iran, funny how this shows up in the news galleries.
Continue Reading