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2019 Maker Faire

Johnson Student Center during the 2019 Maker Faire at GMU ©TimeLine Media
Johnson Student Center during the 2019 Maker Faire at GMU ©TimeLine Media

George Mason University

One of the many events that I am disappointed to not be covering this year, is the Maker Faire. Last year, I photographed the 2019 Maker Faire NoVa held on the campus of GMU. Prior to the event, I was referred to the organizers by the TEDxTysons team. Being that the TEDx group was a sponsor of the event, it was a great collaboration. Moreoever, they had a tent at the Maker Faire to promote their upcoming events. Overall they have very similar audiences.

Speakers at the NoVA Maker Faire tent at GMU ©TimeLine Media
Speakers at the NoVA Maker Faire tent at GMU ©TimeLine Media
Speakers at the NoVA Maker Faire tent at GMU ©TimeLine Media

Since this was the first time I attended this event, I needed to quickly get acquainted. The biggest challenge for the day was that the whole event was sprawled across a few campus buildings. Of course, I did not want to leave out any section from the photo collection, so I had to work fast! Armed with a map and schedule of events for the day, I had to divide my time as efficiently as I could. I wish I had more time to see all the creations!

Johnson Student Center during the 2019 Maker Faire at GMU ©TimeLine Media

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Open Streets – Tysons

Ronit Dancis speaking at the ribbon cutting for the Tysons Open Streets project ©TimeLine Media
Ronit Dancis speaking at the ribbon cutting for the Tysons active streets project
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Tysons Boulevard Active Street

Last week, the Tysons Partnership formally opened an Open Streets project on Tysons Blvd. Being that this was my first commercial assignment since the lock down restrictions have started to lift, I was eager to get out there! Similarly, the annual report release for the Partnership was the last event I photographed before quarantine. On this occasion, everyone was practicing their social distancing, and wearing masks.

Ribbon cutting scissors and biking information for Tysons Blvd. project ©TimeLine Media
Ribbon cutting scissors and biking information for Tysons Blvd. project ©TimeLine Media
Dalia Palchik speaking at the ribbon cutting of Tysons Open Streets project on Tysons Blvd. ©TimeLine Media
Dalia Palchik speaking at the ribbon cutting of Tysons active street project on Tysons Blvd. ©TimeLine Media

Since we are still social distancing, the groups that worked on this project had a vision of ‘active’ or ‘open’ streets. Blocking off the north bound lane of Tysons Blvd. to motor traffic allows for more space for biking, walking, and exercise. Despite many different agencies and other stake holders that need to be involved in this kind of project, it was quite a win for those involved! It was a great example of the kind of work the Tysons Partnership does to bring improvements to Tysons. Stop by the next time you are in the area, and enjoy the open street!

Supervisors Walter Alcorn, Dalia Palchik, and Tysons Partnership Roni Dancis cutting ribbon ©TimeLIne Media
Supervisors Walter Alcorn, Dalia Palchik, and Tysons Partnership Roni Dancis cutting ribbon ©TimeLine Media
Group working on Open Streets projects at the ribbon cutting on Tysons Blvd. ©TimeLine Media
Group working on active streets project at the ribbon cutting on Tysons Blvd.
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Bike Riders getting ready to test the Tysons Open Streets project ©TimeLine Media
Bike Riders getting ready to test the Tysons pedestrian / biking project ©TimeLine Media
Barrier on northbound Tysons Blvd. closing it to motor traffic ©TimeLine Media
Barrier on northbound Tysons Blvd. closing it to motor traffic ©TimeLine Media

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2020 MWOY Candidates – Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

2020 MWOY Candidates National Capital Area - Leukemia and Lymphoma Society ©TimeLine Media
Chris Gumiela – 2020 MWOY Washington DC Metro Candidate ©TimeLine Media

Washington, DC

Earlier this year, I volunteered some time to photograph the 2020 MWOY Candidates for the National Capital Area Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. In similar fashion to last year, I planned on bringing a mobile lighting setup to their venue. On this occasion, it was at the KPMG offices in downtown Washington, DC.

2020 MWOY Candidates National Capital Area - Leukemia and Lymphoma Society ©TimeLine Media
Linda Graziano – 2020 MWOY Washington DC Metro Candidate ©TimeLine Media

Overall this was an easy setup considering I have not been to this location previously. Above all, I want to thank the LLS team for their help in loading in the gear. Following the load in, setting up three flashes in the conference room was easy. While there, I was able to make photos of all the candidates there for the kick off.

William Prendergast – 2020 MWOY Washington DC Metro Candidate ©TimeLine Media

2020 MWOY Candidates

The Man and Woman of the Year Candidates are embarking on a philanthropic competition to support blood cancer research. Indeed, I have contributed to their mission by making these headshots. When they have their gala dinner to announce the winner of the competition, they display these portraits throughout the venue.

2020 MWOY Candidates National Capital Area - Leukemia and Lymphoma Society ©TimeLine Media
Black and White professional headshot ©TimeLine Media
Professional headshot – monochrome ©TimeLine Media

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