MEN’S JOURNAL
July/August 2009
The Man Who Shot Me
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
July 1, 2005
No-Sweat Golf
The New York Times
May 27, 2003
Scientists Struggling to Make Kilo Right
Again
THE NEW YORK TIMES
September 10, 2002
Germans Resurrect the East’s Methods
NEW YORK
November 2004
The Murder of Paul Klebnikov
Goma: A Volcano Explodes
On January 18, 2002, the Nyiragongo volcano fissured, pouring enormous amounts of lava across Goma, Congo. Within hours, half of the already beleagured city was covered in blisteringly hot, foul-smelling lava. Most of the rest was in flames. Here, locals flee a gas station that exploded after some looters tried to steal gas from the tanks and spilled some.
The New York Times
June 26, 2004
Why a Climber Battles Critics: Because They’re There
GEO WISSEN
2004 Nr.33
Die Jagd nach der zweiten Erde
INTERIOR DESIGN
June 2004
China Club Berlin & BRT Hamburg
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE
January 27, 2006
High Return, But with High Risk, in Moscow
A Russia Portfolio
Saratov, Russia. Character building through hardship is a common Russian pasttime. Here, a member of the Saratov polar bear club prepares for his morning swim in a hole chopped through the ice on the Volga river.
The New York Times
May 14, 2005
The Saturday Profile: Laleh Seddigh
The New York Times
February 9, 2004
New Zealand Prepares for Life After ‘Lord of the Rings’
International Herald Tribune
April 30, 2004
Out of the night, Frankfurt’s new runway
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE
October 30, 2005
$60 Oil a Mideast Bonanza, Islamic Bankers Included
DEUTSCHLAND
July 2004
Rackwitz: The Lost Village
The New York Times
November 22, 2003
Helping Soweto Youths Make the Music of Their Lives
BIG SKY JOURNAL
January 2008
Carhartts and Twin Tips
GEO
June 2004
GEO Fotos im UN Gebaude
GEO
May 2004
Wildkamele: Scheue Verwandte
Interior Design
October 2003
Hide and Seek in Berlin
New York Times Magazine
May 18, 2003
Architecture
Spektrum der Wissenschaft
August 2003
Saharastaub
The Nation
December 3, 2002
From Hamburg To Ground Zero
Scientific American
July 2003
Disease Dustup
Interior Design
July 2003
The Medium is the Message
Interior Design
Nov 2003
Kudamm 101/Baltas Bar
Raduzhny: Siberian Oil
Inside their temporary housing near the well heads at this oil field in nearby Nizhnevartovsk, oil workers play dice on a lunch break.
Portrait of a People
Irktutsk, Central Siberia. Foreigners were always routed through a special Intourist section of Russian airports. Although the segregation and special treatment was sort of galling, it did make travel a lot more pleasant. The Intourist sections were the Soviet equivalent of First Class lounges, with armchairs, special staff, and of course a snack and drink bar. I never got this woman’s name, but she seemed like a classic Soviet matron, and let me take her picture..
THE NEW YORK TIMES
July 2, 2002
Statisticians Count Euros and Find More Than Money
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
July 8, 2002
One Town Boosts East German Image
THE NEW YORK TIMES
August 9, 2001
La Vida Loca? In a Plaza in Madrid
THE NEW YORK TIMES
October 14, 2001
A Defense from Portugal for the Noble Wine Cork
THE NEW YORK TIMES
July 7, 2002
Photo Exhibition in Berlin Revisits Sept 11 Attacks
THE NEW YORK TIMES
March 21, 2002
New Jellyfish Problem Not the Only Problem
THE NEW YORK TIMES
March 12, 2002
Improving the Way Humans Walk
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
October 11, 2001
Portugal Shifts Aim in Drug War
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
August 22, 2001
Where the Best Hold On for Dear Life
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
July 6, 2004
European Environmental Regs Propel Change in the U.S.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
August 22, 2001
A Harvest Of Bounty and Woe
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE
June 12, 2001
A Spanish Town’s Livelihood Dies
The New York Times
May 7, 2006
Roma Gain a Legal Tool in Rights Fight
International Herald Tribune
April 11, 2006
From hotel hell to heaven in Kiev
International Herald Tribune
March 17, 2006
An island in the sun awakens to its own worth
The New York Times
March 6, 2006
Ukraine Sees Bright Future on
Ski Slope
International Herald Tribune
December 5, 2005
Is Dubai’s hotel boom unstoppable?
The New York Times
September 11, 2005
R.V. Owners Skip Camp and Park at Wal-Mart
International Herald Tribune
August 24, 2005
Seeing Africa as full-service diamond center
International Herald Tribune
March 31, 2005
Dubai-Iraq ferry sails on a tide of wonder
International Herald Tribune
March 25, 2004
Qatar opens up by importing universities
The New York Times
March 21, 2005
Attack highlights Qatar’s importance in Gulf
The New York Times
March 17, 2004
Abu Dhabi Journal: A Hotel Fit for Kings
International Herald Tribune
November 27, 2004
Malta: Vestiges of Invasions And Views of the Sea
The New York Times
July 9, 2004
Sightseeing in Oman? You Mustn’t Miss the Smugglers
International Herald Tribune
June 28, 2004
Dubai keeps superlatives coming
International Herald Tribune
May 25, 2004
Betting on a growing European market
The New York Times
May 11, 2004
Cannes Preview: Resurgent German Cinema
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
May 4, 2004
Germany: G-8 Preview: From ‘Nein’ to ‘Let’s Talk’
International Herald Tribune
April 15, 2004
Mechanical Watches Keep finely Tuned Edge
The New York Times
February 15, 2004
Team New Zealand Tries to Regroup for 2007 Cup
The New York Times
February 13, 2004
Western Magazines Go Global at a Fast Pace
The New York Times
December 31, 2003
A New University, Filling Apartheid’s Gaps
The New York Times
December 14, 2003
Far Off the Course, Golf Becomes Adventure Sport
The New York Times
March 5, 2003
Beverage Sales Slow as Germans Pile Up Empties
The New York Times
March 26, 2003
Exporting M.B.A. Programs via the Internet
The New York Times
April 10, 2003
U.S. Left Out of Emissions Trading
The New York Times
July 6, 2003
Euro Coin Collectors Can Come Up Winners
The New York Times
July 26, 2003
Euro Coin Collectors Can Come Up Winners
The New York Times
July 29, 2003
Challenge to Fishing: Keep Unwanted Species Species Out
The New York Times
August 4, 2003