I’m a writer, web site manager and photographer from Washington, DC.
Despite somehow acquiring a great deal of expertise in web site management and marketing, I still consider myself first and foremost a writer. I’ve written articles, short stories, screenplays, white papers, ad copy, brochures, email newsletters, blogs, a novel, etc… I’m just one of those people who enjoys playing with words.
In 2006, I won the Film DC Screenplay Competition for my script “Mount Pleasant.” It’s an urban drama about a gentrifying Washington, DC. The prize was a trip out to LA, to see the final season of “The West Wing” being filmed. I had the chance to sit in on the final writers’ room meeting of the show, which was an education. I’ve also written a couple short films for the 48 Hour Film Project and was a screenplay competition judge for the DC Shorts Film Festival.
Over the years, I’ve worked as an Online Writer/Editor, Web Producer and Web Site Manager for AARP, The Nature Conservancy and NOAA. My strengths lie in how to communicate an organization’s message on the web. I have a hands-on familiarity with many technical tools, know how to write, and can communicate between the IT and marketing sides of an organization. See my resume for more information.
I also took a mini-retirement to take time off to write a book, Murder in Ocean Hall.
I got into photography a few years ago. Like many web people, the ease of use of digital cameras was what attracted me to this hobby. I primarily take pictures just for fun though my photos have been used on a couple of other web sites.
That’s me. Well, at least the public side of me 
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