Joe Flood is a photojournalist from Washington, DC, who captures interesting and topical moments of life from the nation’s capital, including political protests, cultural events and art.
His work has appeared in The Washington Post, the City Paper, Greater Greater Washington, DCist Exposed and other local publications. In addition, his photos have been featured in gallery shows, including Exposed DC, and he’s worked as an event photographer for the Capital Fringe Festival, the DC Shorts Film Festival and Enterprise CarShare.
Follow him on Flickr and Instagram to see his unique view of Washington, DC. Email him for more information.
Rejecting Kings Since 1776Reflecting Pool GuardLafayette ParkTrump-Epstein Friendship StatueSandwich Guy posters at the Dupont Circle MetroJake Lang in the mudPatricia Eguino protests Trump supportersShuping finds outRudy Giuliani outside the court house in Washington, DC.Storm clouds over the CapitolTaco in ChiefBlack Lives Matter march on 16th StRahul Dubey, who protected protesters from the policeCupid’s Undies RunCelebration outside the White HouseDC Mayor Muriel BowserNeon silhouetteReader on a sunny dayPike statue toppledpro-Soviet demonstratorfireworks over Pennsylvania AvenueDC traffic jamAnarchy PrincessSwann St
