Scott Lewis

Portraits: Singles

Anne Stevens, former CEO
  
Rabbi Art Donsky
   
Barry Silverman, Ph.D., Director of the Ackoff Collaboratory for Advancement of the Systems Approach at the University of Pennsylvania
     
  
Neil Weygandt finsihed his 43rd consecutive Boston Marathon with a time of 4:45:38. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
  
Maize with pollen. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
   
Jillian
     
  
M.O.T.B. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
   
Dentral Holman Smith
   
Director Paul Verhoeven Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
     
  
Comedian Chris Rock Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
  
Director Ken Loach Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
  
Actress Carice van Hout Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
     
  
NYPD
   
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Jack Witherington, owner of Methods and Materials Building Co., a Timberframe construction company. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
     
  
Carl Hodges was one of the first black students to go to Jordan High School in Durham, North Carolina. 'Back then the students weren't a problem, they were fun,' Hodges says today that the problems at the school then were the teachers. 'We weren't a threat to middle class whites.'
  
Alan Gell sat in prison for 9 years, 5 on death row, for a murder he did not committ. In a second trial, Gell was freed but later returned to jail for satutory rape of a former 15-year-old girlfriend and was sentenced to five years in prison. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
   
Jay McCarrol, first winner of Project Runway, clothing and fabric designer. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
     
  
Wake County Assistant District Attorneys Becky Holt and Doug Faucette.
   
Bettye Kearney and her husband, Massenburg, gave aid and support to protesters who were against moving PCB contaminated soil to the Warren County landfill in the early 1980s. The landfill is just on the other side of the trees at the edge of their property, where television helicopters landed during the controversy. 'We're thankful that technology became available to clean it up,' Kearney said.
  
Brothers Francis, left, and Hubert Poole share a family history as well as a shared experience as veterans serving at a time when African-American relations were still quite tense in the military and American society as a whole. Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
     
  
Joseph and Amber Tardiff
  
Bob Maley, chief information security officer for the state of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Photojournalist Philadelphia Photographer
   
Dorothy and Clarence Haldy volunteer at their church and they go out square dancing every week.