Love me some good syndication! Many thanks to the good people at Redux Pictures. 

Christoph Waltz was shot a few years ago for The Wall Street Journal

I got some love from the homeland in July, when the good people at L’Oreal asked me to portray Haute-Coiffure bad boy Charlie Le Mindu.

My friend Gustavio Rizerio in his Bushwick studio. He said he needed some photos for a catalogue but I know they’re for Tinder.

Shanna is an epidemiologist, she just published « Count Down: How Our Modern World Is Threatening Sperm Counts, Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race » and if you are badly hypochondriac like me, it’s a freaky but excellent read.

You’ll never look at your testis the same way.

My excellent friend Paul Dilakian at The Real Deal got me a very short sitting with NYC mayoral candidate Ray McGuire, made easy by the fact he speaks perfect french.     

Jennifer Murphy is a writer and a volunteer EMT in  Brooklyn, she chronicle her year on the frontline of the epidemic in a book: First Responder: A Memoir of Life, Death, and Love on New York City’s Frontlines coming out in April.

We spent a lovely morning late december, in and around her house in Bedstuy, shooting some portraits and discussing our common plant hoarding tendencies.

Early August, Hauser & Wirth sent me for a quick studio-visit with Rashid Johnson to get a few portraits for the promotion of his upcoming exhibition.

Elizabeth Holtzman, former congresswoman, 1st woman to serve as DA of Kings County.

In July, Swiss magazine Generations made me crawl out of isolation for a few days to photograph some of the “seniors who made America”, some famous, some regular citizens.

I gathered the portraits in  a dedicated gallery for your viewing comfort. 

Bob Gore, photographer and civil rights activist.

Inca Mohamed, BLM activist

Inna Breite, retired teacher

Zolio Guillen, Technician

Bonita Knierim, factory worker, fervent Trump supporter