It’s Not All About Oil.

6.2.2010

Sporting an Uncle Sam like shirt and tie, Coca Cola CEO Muhtar Kent of Turkish origin, addresses 150 Chinese students at The United States Foreign Policy Coloquium.

The Colloquium is organized by the National Committee on US-China Relations and sponsored by Coca Cola.

Strobe Talbot is the key speaker at the opening of the Colloquium.

Next year 100,000 American students will study in China and 10,000 Chinese students in the U.S.

In a rapidly changing world, business and politics walk hand in glove.

The taboo joke referring to “G2 - China and the United States,” is making the rounds in the District of Columbia, and Washington has serious intentions to stay part of this tandem as long as possible.

Vice President Joe Biden presents diplomas at the 2010 USNA graduation ceremony.

With over 40% of its Armed Forces stationed overseas, America needs the strongest Navy. However it is the value of the United States’ moral leadership that is stressed over and over again by the Vice President at his commencement address.

Selected photos taken for Shakespeare Theatre Company in 2002-2006.

Managing Director, Nicholas Goldsborough, updates the STC National Council about the new Harman Center for the Arts.

Ted Van Griethuysen as Falstaff asks Prince Hal WHAT WILL BECOME OF FALSTAFF?

Writer Christopher Hitchens and Chris Matthews (MSNBC) debate how life imitates art.

Dame Judi Dench reflects on her career as she receives the Will Award.

Comic, Shakespearean actor Floyd King.

Occasionally my event assignments give me the opportunity to photograph well-known people,

President Barak Obama

people who are yet to be famous,

Asya

and some who might have preferred to remain anonymous.

4/28/2008. This shot was taken of Charles A. Duelfer, the former Chief U.S. Weapons Inspector in Iraq (2004-2005), as he tries to explain what went wrong with the search for WMD. Clearly, the projection equipment was ‘listening’ and sent a strong hint with a “NO Signal” message.