2 Portraits
Amidst the morning commute at Copenhagen’s central station.
Amidst the morning commute at Copenhagen’s central station.
Queen Street, east of Yonge. A crowded streetcar on a cold Saturday afternoon offers respite from the biting wind.
Morning rush on the platform at Spadina subway station.
From a fun and productive walk around the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood.
A new year. A new post. A rebooted effort to be more creative, be more social and take my photography to some new places. This was taken above Queen St, looking east toward Yonge. It was great to be back in the city, walking, shooting, thinking, eating. Here’s to more of that in 2019!
A couple at Naadam celebrations in the Dalanzadgad stadium.
On the busy streets of Ulaanbaatar.
A small health clinic in the south of New Delhi, doctors and community health workers are tackling the tuberculosis crisis in their midst. This one location manages the care of almost 100 TB patients, including drug-resistant forms of the disease — difficult, expensive and often deadly.
A late night train near the Eiffel Tower, from my brief visit to Paris in December.
Don’t look back with regret. Digging through my 2008 archives, I found this quick shot from a speeding tram, on my way to Charles Bridge.
25 stories above Denver, looking out from my hotel window (which actually opens).
In an empty and decaying train station, just before the rain, visions of journeys past.
From a trip to my old neighborhood.
From a night of rain, food, and a mad dash around the city to capture as many good shots as possible during a short layover, the streaks and beams of the Eiffel Tower from atop the Pont de Bir-Hakeim.
Empty streets. Quiet but for the grinding rumble of snowplow blades scraping the pavement. Fresh snow underfoot. More than two feet between Friday and Saturday. A city paralyzed. And beauty all around.
A quick shot in the afternoon rain on Rue Saint-Denis.
The bridge and colonnaded viaduct Pont de Bir-Hakeim, with a southbound 6 train.
Few things have inspired me like Charles Marville’s photographs of Paris. And so when I woke up this morning, after a surprise daylong layover in the city, and saw this balloon floating beyond the Ecole Militaire, I thought of Marville’s amazing archive of a city in flux.
This trip’s look at the Victoria & Albert Waterfront ferris wheel.
What does a car wash have to do with TB vaccines? Effective, genuine community engagement is key to the success of any clinical trial. And that is certainly true for TB vaccines, where we work with some surprising stakeholders to make progress.