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A story on prominent (and extremely resilient) women with scarring and how the scars and their causes have affected them and the way they’re perceived, for Women’s Health.

Armie Hammer for Entertainment Weekly.

Director Alfonso Cuarón for the cover of Variety.

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, the biggest gamer in the world, for the cover of ESPN The Magazine. On stands now.

Common on the cover of Delta Sky’s September issue, courtesy of the good folks at August Image.

I shot a project about the dangers of repeated trauma to the brains of young American football players in Daytona Beach, Florida, for Men’s Health. The story is in print and online now.

Hamdi Ulukaya, the Turkish immigrant to the US who founded Chobani yogurt, fo the cover of Inc. Magazine. Chobani is now the best-selling Greek yogurt in the US, and Hamdi’s on a mission to change the relationship between big businesses and their employees. He pays his workers twice the federal minimum wage, donates part of the company’s profits to charity, and 30% of his employees are immigrants.

Ronan Farrow for The Sunday Times Magazine.

Alan Cumming in his New York bar, Club Cumming, for OUT.

Anya Taylor-Joy for Vulture. Read the piece here.

The cover story from the Men’s Health special military issue, shot by yours truly, featuring Sergeant Ott, a fitness fanatic based on the Fort Hood military base in Texas.

Eyewear by Billy Reid, modeled by mannequin heads made by Hunt Fanelli, Liza Jane, & Addison Isom. These heads were first displayed as part of full mannequins strewn around the only Frank Lloyd Wright house in Alabama, the Rosenblum House, for the Billy Reid Spring 2018 show. See the full series here.

The über-classy Kristin Scott Thomas for The Wall Street Journal.

Tyrod Taylor, starting quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, for a story in ESPN The Magazine about an unconventional quarterback whose playing style has polarized critics, as has the color of his skin: “It was always going to be twice as bad just because of who I am – an African-American quarterback” he says in the piece.

David Miliband, President and CEO of The International Rescue Committee and former UK politician for The Sunday Times Magazine.

Director Denis Villeneuve, photographed in Barcelona, Spain, for Wired UK. In the new issue now.

Portraits from this year’s brilliant Afropunk Festival in Brooklyn, New York.