People

Although I certainly photograph buildings and other infrastructure more than people, I like to think I've done my share of work in this area as well. Most of these are either Seattle people or people I've had a chance to photograph as they passed through Seattle; a few of these pictures were taken elsewhere.

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  Roberto Maestas †, founder of El Centro de la Raza
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  Bob Santos †, who with Maestas was one of Seattle's so-called Gang of Four
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  Larry Gossett, last surviving member of the Gang of Four, long a member of the King County Council
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  Sculptor, memoirist, and Native American actiuivist Lawney Reyes †
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  Aaron Dixon, Black Panther and Green politician
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  Ron Johnson, Black Panther
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  Ericka Huggins, Black Panther
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  Jamal Joseph, Black Panther
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  Maxine Mimms †, American educator and founder of the Tacoma, Washington Campus of Evergreen State College
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  Gary Groth of Fantagraphics
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  Pat Thomas, musician, music producer, and cultural historian
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  Composer, musician, historian Ned Sublette
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  Music critic and music historian Gillian Gaar
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  L. A. Times (now NPR) music and culture critic Ann Powers
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  Diane Warren, queen of the power ballad.
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  Author Darryl Ponicsan
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  Music critic Robert Christgau
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  Music critic J.D.Considine
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  Wendy Fonarow, "the Indie Professor"
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  Culture critic Tavia Nyong'o
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  John Rockwell of the New York Times
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  Media executive Emil Wilbekin and his onetime colleagues at Vibe…
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  …writer Joan Morgan…
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  …writer Rob Kenner…
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  …and writer Scott Poulson-Bryant.
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  Singer and actress Asha Puthli
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  David Thomas † of Pere Ubu
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  Author and sometime politician Grant Cogswell
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  Seattle busdriver, filmmaker, and author Nathan Vass
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  Romanian computer scientist and theater critic Adrian Mihalache
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  Drag performer Jinkx Monsoon
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  Cartoonist Gahan Wilson †
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  Musician and activist Krist Novoselic
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  Artis the Spoonman
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  Musician and TV producer Cleve Ticeson
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  Musician (Teleclere) & DJ (KUBE-FM) Tony B
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  Funk musician Robbie Hill
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  Singer Bernadette Bascom
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  Freddie Robinson ("Love One Another", 1983)
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  Session man Joel Tepp
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  Zappa sideman Ike Willis
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  Rock'n'roll wild man Roy Loney †
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  Claymation animator Bruce Bickford †, another Zappa collaborator
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  Justin Hawkins, lead singer of The Darkness
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  Jazz drummer Billy Hart
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  Buck Ormsby † of The Fabulous Wailers
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  Songwriter and performer Wreckless Eric
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  Author and music critic Greil Marcus
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  Author Nick Hornby
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  Actor Charles Canada
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  David Ritz, king of the "as told to" biography
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  Music producer and musician Steve Fisk
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  Music producer and musician Jack Endino
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  Sculptor / musician / composer Trimpin
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  Efrim Manuel Manuck of Godspeed You! Black Emperor
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  Experimental musician David Toop
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  Los Angeles journalist Erin Aubry Kaplan
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  Composer and stage director Heiner Goebbels
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  Journalist and musician Vivien Goldman
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  Louie Raffloer of Black Dog Forge
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  Vivian McPeak, Executive Director of Seattle Hempfest
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  Street fashion icon Purple Mark
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  Outsider artist Gregory Blackstock †
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  Seattle writer Clark Humphrey
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  Seattle gallerist Larry Reid
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  Fred Miller of Peace Action of Washington, known for his "Incredible Feats of Stupidity" streetfair booth targeting U.S. military spending. †
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  Seattle journalist Knute Berger ("Mossback")
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  Writer and geologist David B. Williams
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  Seattle historian Paul Dorpat †
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  Lawyer and activist Robert Meeropol
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  Historian Robin D. G. Kelley
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  Political pundit Joan Walsh
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  Attorney and political commentator Elie Mystal
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  Ben Jealous, head of the Sierra Club and formerly of the NAACP
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  New York politician and law professor Zephyr Teachout
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  Political scientist Christina Greer
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  Magnum photojournalist Susan Meiselas
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  Katrina vanden Heuvel of the magazine The Nation
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  American-Israeli journalist Gershom Gorenberg
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  Jeremy Ben-Ami, founder and head of J Street
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  Maen Rashid Areikat, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, The General Delegation of the Palestine Liberation Organization to the United States
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  Political analyst, peace activist, and former Israeli diplomat Daniel Levy
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  Journalist and novelist Alan Elsner
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  Former U.S. Ambassador to Romania Mark Gitenstein
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  Romanian Ambassador to the United States George Maior
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  Romanian author Mircea Cărtărescu
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  Romanian actress Maia Morgenstern
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  Romanian filmmaker and documentarist Andrei Dăscălescu
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  Romanian film producer and documentarist Oana Giurgiu...
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  ...and her husband, Romanian film director and promoter Tudor Giurgiu
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  Romanian actor Florin Piersic, Jr.
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  Moldovan actor/director Ion Borș
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  Romanian screenwriter & film director Paul Negoescu
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  Romanian actress Ioana Flora
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  Romanian screenwriter & film director Iulia Rugină
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  Romanian film director Daniel Sandu
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  Seattle-based Bulgarian documentarist Bogdan Darev
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  Romanian-born American actress and film director Elena Beuca
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  Romanian cinematographer Boróka Biró
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  Moldovan-born Seattle-based screenwriter, film and music-video director Artur Erhan
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  Romanian-American film director Natalia Shaufert
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  Moldovan-Romanian actor, director and producer Dorian Boguță
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  Turkish actress Damla Sönmez
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  Dutch actress and film director Monique van de Ven
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  Pakistani film director Mehreen Jabbar
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  American film producer and screenwriter Anne Rosellini
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  Tim Cridland, a.k.a. Zamora the Torture King
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  Matt Crowley, a.k.a. Matt the Tube (Jim Rose Circus 1992-1996)
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  Former King County Executive and mental health activist Randy Revelle†
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  Washington State governor Mike Lowry †
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  U.S. Senator Patty Murray
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  King County executive Dow Constantine
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  King County Council member Joe McDermott
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  Pramila Jayapal, a State Senator at the time this was taken, later successor to …
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  … Congressman Jim McDermott
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  Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn
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  Seattle politician, briefly mayor, Tim Burgess
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  Bob Royer† served Seattle as deputy mayor in the administration of his brother Charles Royer
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  Washington State governor Jay Inslee
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  Washington State attorney general, later governor, Bob Ferguson
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  Seattle City Council member Nick Licata
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  Seattle City Council member, later mayor, Bruce Harrell
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  Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant
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  Ward Cunningham, inventor of the wiki
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  Maryana Iskander, Chief Executive Officer of the Wikimedia Foundation
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  Leonard Garfield, executive director of MOHAI
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  Author William Least Heat-Moon
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  Rob Morgan of The Squirrels
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  Guitarist Sir Richard Bishop
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  Nona Hendryx of Labelle
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  Musician and music producer Al Kooper
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  Steve Perry of Journey
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  Musician and composer Mike Hadreas (Perfume Genius)
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  Ishmael Butler of Digable Planets and Shabazz Palaces
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  Jazz pianist McCoy Tyner †
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  Sean Nelson of Harvey Danger
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  New York-based musical legend Peter Stampfel
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  Singer-songwriter Robin Holcomb
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  Jazz trumpeter Bobby Bradford
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  Legendary folk musician and songwriter Bert Jansch †
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  British blues legend John Mayall †
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  Blues bass guitarist Greg Rzab
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  Singer-songwriter Sarah Dougher
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  David Lowery, probably best known from the band Camper Van Beethoven
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  The Gundecha Brothers, Ramakant † and Umakant, masters of dhrupad vocals
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  Mike McCready of Pearl Jam...
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  ... and Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, etc. drummer Matt Cameron
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  Glenn Slater of The Walkabouts
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  Carla Torgerson of The Walkabouts
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  Bharata natyam dancer Chitra Visweswaran
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  El Vez …
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  … and his onetime bandmate Phranc
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  Andy Warhol associate Joe Dallesandro
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  Michael Shrieve, best known as the drummer of Santana
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  Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie
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  Drummer Mark Pickerel
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  Shockabilly bassist and singer Brandy Battery
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  Academic and music activist Reebee Garofalo
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  Musician, performer, etc. David Byrne
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  Throat singer and performance artist Tanya Tagaq
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  Singer, songwriter and dancer Janelle Monáe
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  Singer, songwriter & producer Joe Henry
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  Funk guitarist, music producer, etc. Nile Rodgers
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  Jack "Stix" Ashford, of Motown Records' in-house Funk Brothers backing band.
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  Australian novelist, musician, etc. Peter Doyle
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  Performance artist Neal Medlyn
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  Musician Calvin Johnson
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  Musician David Bazan of Pedro the Lion
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  Hindustani vocalist Raghunandan Panshikar
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  Seattle blues singer Patti Allen
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  Portland, Oregon R&B singer Duffy Bishop
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  Cuban-born jazz percussionist Francisco Mela
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  Musician Hutch Harris of The Thermals
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  Colombian musician Andrea Echeverri
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  Jazz saxophonist Gary Bartz
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  Founding riot grrrl Allison Wolfe
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  Chuck D of Public Enemy …
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  … and his wife, Gaye Theresa Johnson
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  Cheetah Chrome
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  Peter Buck of R.E.M.
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  Andy Parypa of The Sonics
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  Singer-songwriter Ruthann Friedman, best known for "Windy"
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  Cuban-American jazz pianist Elio Villafranca
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  Sportswriter Dave Zirin
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  1968 Olympic Medalist John Carlos
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  Phil Austin of the Firesign Theatre †
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  David Ossman of the Firesign Theatre
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  Philip Proctor of the Firesign Theatre
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  Film director Kathryn Bigelow
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  Filmmaker Lynn Shelton †
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  Filmmaker, book editor, and cultural event producer Jodi Wille
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  Quebecois screenwriter and film director André Forcier
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  Photographer Jini Dellaccio †
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  Singer Merrilee Rush
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  Steve Lalor † of the Daily Flash
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  Ustad Aashish Khan †
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  Journalist Jacqui Banaszynski
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  Novelist and travel writer Jonathan Raban †
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  Journalist and screenwriter Rex Weiner
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  Scholar and poet Joshua Clover †
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  Writer Claire Dederer (Monsters)
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  Children's author Peter Lerangis
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  Children's author Kevin Emerson
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  Children's author Lisa McMann
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  Critic and science fiction writer Stacey Levine
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  Manfred Bolender, president of Seattle's German Heritage Society
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  Japanese comedian Matsuda Daisuke (松田大輔|松田大輔)

And some shots of people that aren't about someone being famous.