#green #nofilter #oldstuff
Memorial Day trumpeter, Manson, WA
Only 14% of university computer science grads are female. The University of Washington has raised that level to about 30%. Recent portrait for NYT: http://www.photographer-in-seattle.com/women-in-computer-science-for-the-new-york-times/
Women in Computer Science for The New York Times
Diversity, Education, Lighting, My work, photojournalism, Published work, Seattle, Still photographyNationally, only 14% of university computer science graduates are female. The University of Washington has raised that level to about 30% and is receiving an award sponsored by Google for their efforts. Learn more by reading the story on NYT.com.
Below: Portraits of UW graduate student Sonja Khan.
Sec of State John Kerry for Getty Images
My work, photojournalism, Published work, Still photographyU.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited a Boeing 737 plant in Renton, WA to deliver a long winded policy speech in support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an important trade deal for the Obama Administration.
Secretary of State John Kerry today at Boeing
At a women’s prison today for a personal project. #photojournalism
#ShellNo activists appear to be well within the 100 yard zone around oil rig
Raging Grannies singing loud out here on Puget Sound during #ShellNo flotilla demonstrations
Cool series of math tattoos seen during the Univ of WA Undergraduate Research Symposium
Shell oil controversy | Recent work for The New York Times
My work, photojournalism, Published work, Seattle, Still photography, SustainabilityBelow: Shirley Morrison, center, along with fellow members of the “Seattle Raging Grannies,” speaks in protest of Royal Dutch Shell during a hearing of the Port of Seattle Commission in Seattle, Washington on May 12, 2015. The hearing was held to examine the permit of Foss Maritime and its agreement with Shell, to decide the future of a Shell oil drilling rig’s potential presence in the Port of Seattle. The Port voted 3-1 to delay the mooring of the oil rig, but the rig is still expected to arrive today despite the vote.
