PROJECT — Residents of low-income housing share their stories. “Listen to the Trees” is an ongoing series of personal photographs I began in 2012. This series of images was printed for a gallery exhibition that opened in March 2020. I mostly encountered these trees — redwoods, oaks, laurels and other species — during regular walks in the…
PROJECT — Gallery Exhibition “Listen to the Trees” is an ongoing series of personal photographs I began in 2012. This series of images was printed for a gallery exhibition that opened in March 2020. I mostly encountered these trees — redwoods, oaks, laurels and other species — during regular walks in the eastern hills of Oakland,…
PROJECT As a young newspaper photojournalist one of my heroes was renowned Swiss photographer Robert Frank. In 1988 I got to photograph him for the San Francisco Chronicle. At my suggestion we took a walk down Mission Street to the old Greyhound bus station. Frank was kind enough to sit for a moment with people waiting…
PROJECT — Printed brochure Fund-raising brochure for Project Open Hand, a nonprofit organization in San Francisco. The photograph at left, of Doris, and her son Jared, also appeared later in a Communication Arts photography annual. • Jessie McAnulty, art director/designer • Cahan & Associates, design firm CLIENT Project Open Hand
PROJECT — Identity campaign collateral Photographs of clinicians and the children they care for used in a UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland identity campaign. TAGLINE “We know why we’re here. We’re here for the children.” CLIENT UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland
PROJECT Photography of Wilderness Torah‘s 2014 Passover in the Desert, a multi-day festival of Earth-based Judaism held in the Panamint Valley of California’s Mojave Desert. Photographs featured on the Berkeley-based organization’s website, Facebook site and in post-event emails to participants. A 12-minute public radio piece by Judy Silber, “Bay Area Jews quench spiritual thirst in…