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TV coverage: Notre-Dame images on CNN
CNN featured my photographs and aerial drone video of the Notre-Dame cathedral of Paris in a segment broadcast on February 2, 2022. National Geographic journalist Robert Kunzig was interviewed during the segment. The broadcast was timed with the publication of National Georgraphic Magazine’s cover story on the rebuilding of Notre-Dame. Previous television coverage featuring my work on Notre-Dame appeared on… read more.
Interview: National Geographic Photography Newsletter by Whitney Johnson
My work on the rebuilding of the Notre-Dame cathedral of Paris was featured in the January, 2022 National Geographic Photography newsletter, written by Whitney Johnson, Director of Visual and Immersive Experiences at NatGeo. It went out to nearly five million readers. The newsletter is copied below. . . . . . PHOTOGRAPHING NOTRE DAME THE BIG TOPIC: THE WORK… read more.
TV interview: Notre-Dame images on the TODAY Show
The TODAY show, one of the most-watched programs on American television, featured my photographs and aerial drone video of of the Notre-Dame cathedral of Paris in a segment broadcast on Jan. 18, 2022. Correspondent Keir Simmons briefly interviewed me in Paris about using my 19th-century camera to photograph the cathedral. The show was timed with the publication of National Georgraphic… read more.
Work In Progress: Notre-Dame de Paris
I’m currently on assignment for National Geographic photographing the rebuilding of the cathedral of Notre-Dame of Paris. In addition to still photography, I’ve been operating my drone inside and outside the cathedral and recording video. *Update Jan. 18, 2022: National Geographic Magazine has published a cover story on Notre-Dame. You can also follow my work in progress and behind the… read more.
Behind the Curtains book
The book documents my seven year journey through the last nations under Communist Party rule, including North Korea, Cuba, China, Nepal, Vietnam, Laos and Moldova. A secretive world of revolutionaries, spies, opposition fighters and ordinary workers is revealed through 288 pages of color photographs and personal essays,
First edition published in 2012, with versions in English, French and German.