I took a tour of Paris from the Seine River on a nice but overcast day. It was interesting to watch people living their lives along side the river. Paris is quite a unique city.

The river that flows through the heart of Phnom Penh is nothing short of astonishing. Astonishing not only because of it’s size (this is the location where the Tonle Sap and Mekong rivers meet), but also because of it’s historic and religious significance. This photo essay documents religious activity that I observed along the river. [...]

During the summer of 2009 Andrea and I traveled with the African Development Coalition to document the group’s humanitarian project in Guinea, West Africa. We lived in Guinea for almost two months, spending most of our time in Conakry and the small village of Mitty Maadou. During our travels, the political and military tensions in [...]

The river that runs through the capital city of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, plays an enormous role in the culture and lifestyle of the Khmer people. Strewn with fishing boats, temples, public works of art, musicians, and street vendors, the river is a way of life for many people in the bustling city of almost 2 [...]

The International Hip Hop Festival at Trinity College is quite an interesting experience. It is pretty amazing that a small group of college kids can pull off this international event. I am fairly pleased with the results of the video. Streaming high quality video on the web has proven to be quite challenging.

Well, this is my first crack at an online multimedia presentation. Online newspapers, blogs and other publications are increasingly relying on this relatively new form of communication. The technique can combine video, photography and sound to present topics in ways that would otherwise not be possible. In this presentation I focus on my friend and [...]