Category: Photography

Wisconsinites gathered on Nov. 7, 2020 to both celebrate or protest former Vice President Joe Biden’s victory over President Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election. Myself and Wisconsin Watch photographers Will Cioci and Anya van Wagtendonk captured scenes in Madison and Milwaukee in the hours after media organizations called the race. More of my…

Milwaukee voters turned out by the thousands to cast their ballots Tuesday during an extraordinary time in history. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers issued a “Safer at Home” directive on March 12, ordering most residents to stay inside and away from each other if possible — in an effort to slow the spread of the novel…

As Gov. Tony Evers delivered his second State of the State address to lawmakers Wednesday, I positioned myself to the right of the Democrat’s podium, squeezing between a television camera and a cold marble wall. I looked for moments that captured the spirit of the pomp and circumstance of the event and any camaraderie between…

A round-up at some of Wisconsin Watch’s best photojournalism from 2018, shot by myself and interns Emily Hamer and Alisa Ivanitskaya. Bringing Wisconsin news to life: Our top 10 photos of 2019 More of my reporting for Wisconsin Watch can be read here.

On Jan. 7, 2019, Tony Evers, a Democrat, was sworn in as Wisconsin’s 46th governor at the Wisconsin State Capitol. Myself and intern Emily Hamer were there to document the day. Photo Essay: Tony Evers sworn in as 46th governor of Wisconsin More of my reporting for Wisconsin Watch can be read here.

A round-up at some of Wisconsin Watch’s best photojournalism from 2018, including photos shot by myself and intern Emily Hamer. Wisconsin Watch’s top 10 photos of 2018 More of my reporting for Wisconsin Watch can be read here.

From Dec. 3 through the early morning of Dec. 5, 2018, members of the press, the public, and legislators bustled through the halls of the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison as the Senate and Assembly held an extraordinary session to push through a series of fast-tracked bills before Gov. Scott Walker left office in January.…

Early in the evening on Nov. 6, crowds began to trickle into the Ingleside Hotel in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, to watch the election results for the governor’s race roll in. They were there to support two-term governor Scott Walker, a Republican who was hoping to win a third term over Democratic opponent Tony Evers. These photos…