Fall in Ohio. Walk with me.

It's been a strike summer. In LA, this most notably means the ongoing protests by the Writers Guild and SAG-AFTRA, led by the incomparable (but I must admit surprising) Fran Drescher. A modern Lady Liberty Leading Her People. Shot for The New York Times and DIE ZEIT.

Portraits of Suzi Dunkel-Soto, a Realtor, for a New York Times story about how the president of a powerful realtors group is being accused of sexual harassment. Days after the story was published, he resigned.

Neighbors helping neighbors in the aftermath of Hurricane Hillary near Palm Springs. For NBC News.

Fans of Barbie, dressed up like Barbie, to see the movie Barbie, with enough enthusiasm to fill theaters around Los Angeles with pure joy. For The Washington Post.

This... was amazing. I spent time seeing how J.N. Shapiro's watches are made at their new workshop in Torrance, just south of Los Angeles, for The New York Times.

Portraits for a story about students' experiences who were getting degrees in public health during the pandemic by The San Francisco Chronicle.

Photographed UPS workers at a union rally, along with Teamsters president Sean O'Brien, for The New York Times. It's Strike Summer.

Celebrity mountain lion P-22 passed away in December, and Los Angeles hasn't forgotten his legacy. Quite the opposite: a wildlife bridge is being built, museum exhibits have been updated, and murals, statues and the like have been placed all over the city. Although he didn't know it, this city cat surrounded by highways set LA on a better path to understand him and his kind. For The New York Times.

In a state with not enough housing, houses sit vacant. For The Washington Post.

A wedding! In Palm Springs! For The New York Times.

Jacquie Aiche, and the watches from her collection with Timex, for The New York Times. I LOVE watches, so this assignment was particularly fun for me!

Breana Jones, photographed for The New York Times for a story about young investors in a time of AI.

Crystal Diaz de Villegas, a leader for gender equity at The Nature Conservancy, for The Nature Conservancy Magazine.

"The better we treat our people, the more likely we are to achieve our mission and goals. So if women in conservation are not supported in their workplace, we’re not creating the conditions for them to succeed and be part of the solutions that we want to bring to bear." - Diaz de Villegas.

Former SpaceX employees who say they were fired after organizing a letter speaking up about Elon Musk. For The New York Times.

An RSV morning, for a story about the spread of various contagions and their effects on childcare, work and parenting for The Washington Post.

I loved seeing a photo of mine used to announce another historic moment for women! In November, Karen Bass was the first woman elected as mayor of Los Angeles. Congratulations Mayor Bass. Photographed on election night for The New York Times.