Wired Magazine photographer
Wired: Paul Davies, Putting Scientists on Mars
I photographed scientist and Arizona State University professor Paul Davies for Wired recently. Here are a couple of photos and an excerpt from the article.
Eminent physicist Paul Davies has a proposal for you: a one-way ticket to the Red Planet. As it’s typically conceived, a round-trip Mars mission would take about two years and cost at least $80 billion. But you could cut 80 percent of the expense, Davies says, by nixing the return and initiating a permanent Mars colony. The hard part, he says, isn’t subsisting in a hostile environment millions of miles from home but changing the Space Shuttle-era culture of timidity. That’s starting to happen, though: The NASA Ames Research Center teamed up with Darpa to put $1.1 million into a study of manned interstellar travel. Even so, no one’s going anywhere, Davies argues, unless we can bring the price down. To do that, the ticket has to be one-way.
Read the whole article online at Wired.com
Wired Magazine: Liquid Gold, Inside the booming market for breast milk
In April I photographed an assignment for Wired Magazine about women who sell breast milk. The article is out in the June edition of the magazine, here is the art from the website and my work is below.
I photographed Desiree Espinoza and her daughter here in Arizona along with her supply of soon to be sold product. You can read the entire article on the Wired website here.
