I spent many years working in a communications department that was managed by former war reporters. I got a lot of exposure to photojournalism and visual story telling. My photos blend photojournalistic sensibilities with techno-sensationalism. This collection speaks to my travel experiences , co-creation design sessions with partners, and plain old street photography.
Most of these photos were captured using Fujifilm cameras (x100s, xpro3). From time to time, I’ll use a mobile phone, which I don’t like as much. Fuji has created an excellent photography system that prioritizes shooting experience over dull practicality; craft over capability.
2017: Observing wholesaler operations in Kibera, Nairobi Kenya. 
2016, New York: Selfie taken using a 2-way mirror in a usability testing lab. 
2015, New York: Smart coffee; Keurig coffee machine we ‘updated’ during a hackathon. 
2019, Nairobi, Kenya: Demo day during a week long co-creation session with an agriculture banking partner from the Netherlands. 
2017, Nandi Hills, Kenya: Interviewing a farmer that is about to deliver banana to the market place. 
2018, Kampala, Uganda: Talking to students about system architecture, demo’s, and how to deliver something engaging during a hackathon. 
2018, Nairobi, Kenya: Girls for tech program, where we taught computer science concepts to young ladies. 
2020, Tel Aviv, Israel: Protesters speaking to the lack of support for small businesses in Tel Aviv; each person symbolizes a business that failed do to government neglect. 
2017, Acca, Ghana: Interviewing farmers as rice is being dried. 
2018 Kisumu, Kenya: Field tip to health care facilities to understand how information is managed and how care is delivered. 
2018, Kisumu, Kenya; Observing community health care workers host a monthly public awareness session. 
2019, Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Street art near media city in Dubai. 
2017, Nairobi Kenya: The largest mobile network operator in Kenya is piloting this android powered device with large retailers. Consumers can pay using NFC powered phones, cards, or bracelets. 
2018, Andrah Pradesh, India: Visiting a farming producer organization in south eastern India with local government officials. 
2015, Austin, Texas: I came across a raspberry pi powered robo-spider. The object detection was amazing, with only 1 eye, a manageable level of creepiness.