Jonathan is a multimedia journalist, specializing in trauma, economics, and technology in developing nations. He is attracted to stories that are overlooked and help describe our changing world, finding that he has a gift for explaining some of the complicated issues of our time with brevity, even-handedness, and beauty. His work has taken him to Kosovo, Sri Lanka, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and most recently Kenya and Sudan.
His work has been seen seen on CNN, PBS, and BBC International.
Jonathan fell in love with photography while studying business at Baylor University, which he eventually left because he could not put down his camera. After a trip to Kosovo in 1999, he chose to focus on Visual Journalism at Brooks Institute of Photography where he developed his multi-discipline approach to journalistic storytelling through still photography, motion photography and audio.
He lives with his wife and amazing daughter in Southern California.
Jonathan is a multimedia journalist, specializing in trauma, economics, and technology in developing nations. He is attracted to stories that are overlooked and help describe our changing world, finding that he has a gift for explaining some of the complicated issues of our time with brevity, even-handedness, and beauty. His work has taken him to Kosovo, Sri Lanka, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Tanzania, the Philippines, Bangladesh, and most recently Kenya and Sudan.
His work has been seen seen on CNN, PBS, and BBC International.
Jonathan fell in love with photography while studying business at Baylor University, which he eventually left because he could not put down his camera. After a trip to Kosovo in 1999, he chose to focus on Visual Journalism at Brooks Institute of Photography where he developed his multi-discipline approach to journalistic storytelling through still photography, motion photography and audio.
He lives with his wife and amazing daughter in Southern California.