Tim Gruber and Jenn Ackerman use both photography and video to tell stories for editorial and commercial clients. 
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I often find interesting links on photojournalismlinks.com and this one struck a chord in me as I am sure it does with any photojournalist – photographers talking about food they have had in the field.
I have definitely had my share of interesting foods while photographing but one time in Africa the family asked me to cook for them. I had been photographing this family for a couple of days and they asked me to join them for dinner one night not knowing I would be the cook.
After remembering this, I went back to my photos from that time and found these that one of their children had taken of me cooking their traditional dishes.
I recently posted images from my time in Zambia on my website. Check them out here.
I recently watched MediaStorm’s Bloodline. There is something about AIDS and HIV that just pulls at my heart strings. I sat there in a ballroom watching this 12 minute piece holding back the tears (well trying unsuccessfully to hold back the tears).
There is something about the disease that creates a concern and compassion I have found that consumes me. I have become so interested in creating a body of work to educate people in America that this disease still exists in our country — you don’t have to cross the borders to find people dying of the horrible disease. While I was captivated by the Bloodline piece, I acknowledge the fact that there is a lot of coverage of HIV and AIDS in Africa and now India and Russia. But there is not enough coverage of HIV and AIDS in the states. I hope to change that. I hope to give a voice to those in America that are living and dying with HIV and AIDS in this country, the country that thinks it now only happens in Africa.