I’m Joe Flood, a writer, photographer and web person from Washington, DC.
I’m also known as RedBikeGuy, the person who mocked the Patriot Front when they marched in DC. Clips of my mockery went around the world, appearing on CNN, MSNBC, the Huffington Post – everywhere, really, as I had my fifteen minutes of fame.
Born in Wheaton, IL, I attended high school in Florida before moving to DC to attend American University, where I graduated with a BA in International Relations.
With a passion for writing, I began a career in digital communications, where I worked for major nonprofits and government agencies, including AARP, The Nature Conservancy, NOAA and GSA. I love working on web sites and helping organizations reach the public with clear and concise messaging.
Outside of work, I’ve written several novels set in DC and won the City Paper Short Story Competition.
I also write nonfiction – my articles have appeared in The Washington Post, The Independent, On Tap and elsewhere.
More recently, I’ve become known for my photos of DC during the Trump era, which you can find on Twitter, Flickr and Instagram.
Drop me an email to learn more!