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Recent anti and pro-refugee coverage for AFP

Rhetoric on Syria refugees: Comments after drowned boy, Paris attacks The world met 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi when his body washed up on a beach in Turkey in September.

Recent work for Reuters

Washington storm aftermath | Pictures | Reuters.com A vehicle stuck in the flooded waters of the Stillaguamish River is pictured in this aerial photo in Stanwood, Washington November 19, 2015. About 185,000 homes and businesses remained without power in Washington state late on Wednesday, after a storm triggered mudslides and flooding, killing at lea…

Marysville school shooting coverage for Reuters. One of the saddest stories I've covered.

'Blood is everywhere': 911 tapes from Washington school shooting released Authorities on Wednesday released emergency-911 calls of the shooting rampage at a Washington state high school last month, providing details on the scene of carnage and confusion.

Immigration coverage for Reuters

No Good Options for GOP on Obama's Immigration Move Republicans may sue the president, but it's not likely to get far in the courts

Recent work in Seattle for Reuters

Dear Seattle, Careful You Don't End Up Like Us. Love, Amsterdam Retail cannabis stores are getting ready to open in Washington state. But at the same time in the Netherlands, decades of permissive pot policies are being eroded.

Hey Photographers! Facebook Changed Again (and this time, they want you to pay) It’s happened. Facebook, aka the free marketing platform we have come to know and love, now wants businesses and organization to pay to engage with their o

Some images from the Seahawks victory parade for Reuters.

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Robert Frank photographed by Peter Turnley, today, New York.

I visited with Robert Frank today at his home. There may be no person alive whose vision has touched me more than his. He was very happy to receive a signed copy of my new book "French Kiss-A Love Letter to Paris" and expressed strong liking as well for my brother David and my book "McClellan Street". I mentioned to Robert that the visual expression of his book the "Americans" has always touched me so much because it is a poetic response to what came across his path, rather than the result of his going out and looking for moments, or looking to prove a point with an image, and he responded very simply and powerfully, "often moments come looking for us". At the age of 90, he is one of the living giants of this world, and one of my true heroes.
© Peter Turnley, New York, Jan. 22, 2014.

Grit, Grime and Graffiti: Christopher Morris on the New York Subway, 1981 TIME contract photographer Christopher Morris' previously unpublished images of New York's subway in the 1980s show us a world long gone.

Recent assignment for Reuters.

Ex-DEA agent in new role with pot investment firm A small but growing list of individuals with unlikely backgrounds have joined or thrown their support behind state-sanctioned ma*****na enterprises.

Welcome to Watchington Since the N.S.A. detained Jim Lo Scalzo for trying to photograph its headquarters, he has been noticing all types of surveillance devices all over his hometown, Washington.

One Little Hammer: Randy Olson Over the course of his twenty-year career, National Geographic photographer Randy Olson has ventured to 50 countries on 30 different assignments around the globe, telling stories in Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Russia’s Putorana Plateau, among others. Named both Newspaper Photographe...