When the News Becomes the News
Published March 8, 2010 Harassment , Photographers' Rights , Photojournalism , Police , Police Harassment , Sheriffs Leave a CommentTags: cops, El Paso, Harassment, Police, Texas
Tags: cops, El Paso, Harassment, Police, Texas
1. Contact
2. My Work
3. Awards, Publications & News
- "The 50 Greatest Street Photographers Right Now"
- ANIMAL: I Should Have Shot That
- Award: Outfest 2011 Best Documentary Short
- FRONTLINE: ENDGAME: Aids in Black America
- Interview: F8 Magazine
- Interview: Los Angeles Times
- Interview: PhotoWhoa
- LAist: Anacapa Island
- LAist: Anacapa Wildflowers
- LAist: LAPD's Gun Buyback Program
- LAist: May Day Rally
- LAist: Neo-Nazi Rally
- NPR: Blind Ambition
- NPR: Coverage
4. Time + Place
- America's Dissipating Ant-War Movement
- Barbara Daugherty and Mrs. Brandywine
- Chasing Photographs
- Halloween 2011: Girls, Cops, and Dead Presidents
- Halloween 2012: No Silly String Allowed
- Halloween 2013: Keep Moving
- It Was A Hipsta Kinda Year
- Protest in Anaheim
- Thank You For Your Call
- The Growing Anti-Police Brutality Movement
- You a Sneakin…
5. Interviews
6. Photography Is Not A Crime
- * 2009: LAPD Threatens Photographer With Arrest
- • 2009: LA County Sheriff, Richard Gylfie, Threatens to Put Photographer on FBI’s Hit List
- • 2009: LAPD Tells Photographer No Pictures
- • 2010: LAPD Officer Respects Photographer's Rights
- • 2010: LAPD's Paul Espinoza Unlawfully Detains Photographer
- • 2011: Complaint Against LAPD’s Paul Espinoza Sustained
- • 2011: LA County Sheriff, D'Andre Lampkin, Harasses Photographer, Unlawfully Orders Him to Move From a Public Sidewalk
- • 2012: LA County Sheriff Tells Photographers Not to Photograph Them
- • 2012: LA County Sheriffs, Anthony Paez & Jose Carbajal, Unlawfully Detain Photographer, Illegally Search his Bag
- • 2013: LAPD Arrests Photographer
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