With my series,  Shuttered, I've been documenting the decline of the International steel industry starting with Sparrow's Point for the past 15 years. The people are tied to the landscape and the landscape tied to steel for over a century. With the president's new tariffs, something Bush tried in 2002 to disastrous results, I've started to revisit steel towns and their residents and retirees. This series is unpublished and is an national project. In 2019, I received a Baltimore Office of Promotion and Arts travel grant to continue the project in Eastern Europe. Over the past year, I've travelled to the UK and the "Rust Belt" of America to work on the project. The Baltimore portion of the project is featured in a solo  show running at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. My book, Shuttered, raised over $2000 for the Baltimore Museum of Industry when published this year.

"These are they who build thy houses, weave thy raiment, win thy wheat, smooth the rugged, fill the barren, turn bitter to sweet. All for thee this day? and ever. What reward for them is meet?"-Morris, March of the Workers.

My next photobook will be a "diary" which chronicles the Baltimore Uprising and its relevence today. Pulling from my extensive photo coverage of the events that shook the city, tweets, news reports, city maps, and other items like flyers, I will try to guide the viewer through the Baltimore Uprising and beyond. I've conducted interviews with activists for the 5th anniversary, their words and portraits will be included and have been documenting the events surrounding the murder of George Floyd by police in 2020 which are tied to Freddy Gray's death in police custody in 2015. The book will also include 2021 work in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood where Gray lived.

I shot the book, Back of House, to benefit the Baltimore Restaurant Relief Fund during COVID. The shots are taken in the "back of house" during work days. So far, the book, which includes recipes from local chefs, cooks, and home chefs, has raised over $11,000 for the fund.

Selections from my first book of 25 years at night.