https://dinarudickphotography.com/ 2026-07-31 weekly 1.0 https://dinarudickphotography.com/legacy-of-pain 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/reginette's-story 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/freedom-summer 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/the-people-who-wake-up-boston 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/giving-grace-a-chance 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/one-last-journey-into-the-night 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/from-brazil-to-beacon-hill 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/recognition 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://dinarudickphotography.com/about-+-contact 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/dina_with_Ducks_resized.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/filming_africa_2.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/236__5-30-09.jpg <p>5/30/09 Boston, MA -- Boston Globe photographer Dina Rudick accepts the Advanced Media Sports award on behalf of herself, Chris Forsberg, Chona Camomot, Bill Greene, and Ann Silvio during the 32nd Boston/New England Emmy Award Ceremony at the Boston Marriott Copley Place May 30, 2009. Erik Jacobs for the Boston Globe</p> https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Dina_in_cottin.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/filming_africa_1.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/filming_backstory.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/filming_haiti2.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/photographing_studio.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Dina_Haiti_truck.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/331__8-31-09.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Dina_in_Caribou_minus_27-2.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/kale.jpg https://storage.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/wendell_chicken.jpg https://dinarudickphotography.com/singles 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_01.jpg Cedar Rapids Fourth of July rally 7/5/2004 -- Cedar Rapids, IA -- Fourth of July rally -- John Kerry spoke in the pouring rain to a crowd of thousands in Cedar Rapids, IA on July 4, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_02.jpg Missile Dick Chicks NYC RNC protesters 8/30/2004 -- New York, NY -- Missile Dick Chicks protest RNC -- Members of the activist organization Missile Dick Chicks demonstrate in front of the Regency Hotel on Park Avenue in Manhattan on Monday morning, the first day of the Republican National Convention. Photo by Dina Rudick, The Boston Globe. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_03.jpg Navy helicopter missions 1/22/2005 -- Sumatra, Indonesia; Aceh province -- Teams from the Navy ship the USS Abraham Lincoln flew helicopter aid missions all along the coastline of northwest Indonesia on Saturday, January 22, 2005, nearly one month after the tsunami that left hundreds of thousands in several countries dead or missing. Project on Tsunami recovery by Dina Rudick and John Donnelley. Globe Staff Photo, Dina Rudick. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_26_smaller.jpg singles tighter 26 smaller singles tighter 26 smaller https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_04.jpg Father bursts into tears over missing child 1/25/2005 -- Banda Aceh, Indonesia -- Mohammad Budi Permana breaks down while holding a baby girl who is from his village. Permana lost his fifteen-month-old daughter, Anya, in the tsunami and has not yet given up hope of finding her, alive or dead. He asked to hold the child (Edi Mulfi) to test himself, he says. "I though I could be the strong man," he later said. While he was holding Mulfi, he cried out "I remember my daughter!" and burst into tears. He said he previously managed to keep his emotions under control and his mind occupied in his search, but when he held the child, he lost control. He cried for a long time (20 minutes in the car); when he was composed, he brushed an eyelash that had fallen onto his left cheek, remarking, "In Indonesia, when an eyelash falls, it means someone misses you." He added, "If [it falls on the] left, it means she is far...if it falls on the right, it means she is close." He concluded, "That means my child is alive. Somewhere." Photo by Dina Rudick, Globe Staff Could accompany story about reuniting children and parents through DNA testing, emotional fallout and psychological issues. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_05.jpg child in Aceh Besar refugee camp 1/25/2005 -- Aceh Besar, Indonesia -- This child is living in a government-run refugee camp on the grounds of a mosque in Aceh Besar. Photo by Dina Rudick, Globe Staff. This photo could apply to the first story (evaluating sucesses and failures), a story dealing with the challenges of reuniting children and parents, a story about the health issues of refugee camps themselves, or psychological issues of children re: dealing with loss and immense trauma/dislocation. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_06.jpg Holocaust memorial protests at Faneuil Hall 5/8/2005 -- Boston, MA -- POSSIBLE MAGAZINE PICTURE -- do not know this woman's ID -- impossible to obtain -- Hundreds of anti-Nazi protesters demonstrated today in front of Faneuil Hall in downtown Boston where a Holocaust Memorial service was held at midday. Several dozen white supremacist demonstrators marched from the old State House to the stairs in front of City Hall at 1:30 pm to yell their messages to the counter-protesters. Hundreds of police in riot gear were present to secure both parties' right to speak safely. One (?? TKTKT) arrest war reported and only minor injuries were alleged. Story by Michael Levenson. Photo by Dina Rudick, Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_07.jpg 9th ward - flooded scene - New Orleans 9/4/05 -- New Orleans, Louisiana -- 9th Ward -- Paul Garrett, 56, and his neighbor's dog, Rusty, whom he rescued during Hurricane Kartina, walk the streets of the 9th ward on their way home. "Everybody left," said Garrett, a former longshoreman. "I stayed." Garrett said he stayed to help the neighborhood's elderly and sick. "Everybody can't leave," he said. "I'm lookin' [sic] out for people who can't help themselves. Especially the older people. See, I'm just a 'junior citizen.' They're 'senior citizens'," he continued. "You got a lot of people in this city who don't care for each other. I feel like we should pull together now instead of apart. It's gotten worse. It's not right," he said. Photo by Dina Rudick, Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_08.jpg SWAT Team raid in Algiers, LA 9/9/05 -- Algiers, LA -- Housing project on the outskirts of New Orleans on the border with Jefferson Parish -- Walter Jean-Marie (head up, white shirt, right) and his cousin Reginald Winding, cq both, react cooperatively but with fear as their nearly vacant housing project in Algiers, LA is raided by the New Orleans SWAT Team. The SWAT Team and a special response team from ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) responded to a report from military units in Jefferson Parish of a sniper attack originating from the upper deck of this housing project. Only these two men were found during the sweep, but they were searched and released with a stern order to evacuate their property immediately due to the post-Hurricane Katrina environment of unrest and disorder. National Spokesman for the United States Department of Homeland Security Marc Raimondi said that this raid is typical of operations day in and day out. Law enforcement and military personnel are often having to respond to sniper attacks such as this one. Photo by Dina Rudick, Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_09.jpg 2000 dead in Iraq series - Jesse W. Strong - morning prayer 10/7/05 -- Albany, VT (or Irasburg, VT - depending on mailing address or municipal consideration) -- Vicki Strong crumples into tears after her morning prayer time. Her son, Marine Sgt. Jesse W. Strong, who was shipped overseas to fight in Iraq over a year ago, was was killed in a roadside attack during an explosives disarmament mission in northwest Bagdad on January 26, 2005. Since his deployment, the 30 minutes she spends each morning reading her bible has taken on more significance, and is often the time she still cries each day. Vicki still works in the "Anxiety Garden" that she planted when Jesse shipped out and in it she places plants and flags given to her by people wishing to commemorate Jesse's life and console the Strong's loss. This is one of the things she does to cope with her grief. She also spends hours each day responding to the estimated 1,000 letters and cards they received after Jesse's death. Vicki also walks every day down a pastoral stretch of gravel road near their home, and is joined every other day by her husband, Pastor Nathan Strong. The Strongs are steadfast in their faith in God and their belief that the war effort is dutiful and just. They don't follow the details of the war as it enters its third year, though complain that critics of the war, such as Andy Rooney during his 60-Minutes commentary, don't have all the facts. Vicki said of her son: "When Jesse became a Marine, I was the proudest mother on Parris Island that ever was. I realistically never thought he'd be in harm's way." Of his death, she said: "We never lost peace. There was never dispair and never any darkness. Our son was a strong Christian and I know that he is with Jesus. There was nothing left unsaid and not a moment of regret." She said of the meaning of his death: "I know for sure Jesse's life wasn't in vain. I have never forgotten September 11 for a second." Pastor Nathan Strong, Jesse's father said, " I could care less what other people thi https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_10.jpg Seagulls at dawn on the South Boston coast South Boston, MA 12/8/05 Seagulls flock to the shore in South Boston at dawn in anticipation of being fed. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. For photo column https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_11.jpg HOT weather in South End Boston, MA 08/01/2006 Weather features - Albert Guillen, 4, of West Roxbury, cq, and Kymonte (accent over the "e") Bannister-Brown, cq, 3, of Roxbury, played in the fountain at Ramsey Park on Washington Street in Roxbury on Tuesday, August 1, 2006, which was a very hot day in the Boston region with temperatures into the high 90s and the heat index even higher. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/UFC_Composite_.jpg UFC Composite UFC Composite https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_12.jpg Sheikhupura - Christian/Muslim community in Pakistan PROJECTS - DO NOT DELETE - SEE PAULA NELSON BEFORE RUNNING PHOTO - 8/26/2006 - Children play in the streets of Sheikhupura, Pakistan, a mixed Christian/Muslim community outside of Lahore. The Christians of Pakistan are generally very poor. "USAID funded faith-based aid abroad" - Pakistan - Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. Story by Susan Milligan/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_14.jpg "poi" (fire spinner) Salem, MA 03/11/2007 Chad Bennett, cq, is a poi (fire spinner) in Salem, MA. He is demonstrating various fire spinning techniques. Every summer for the past two years, Chad has been hosting the Wildfire Festival, a bi-annual. 3-day intensive training camp for New England fire performers, belly dancers and drum makers. Story by Amy Farnsworth. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_15.jpg reunion day - reunion with parents Cacaopera, El Salvador 04/03/20007 - Suzanne Berghaus embraces her birth parents for the first time in 24 years on Tuesday morning, April 3, 2007. They family had decorated their home with signs, balloons and streamers, but the big lunch had to wait for two hours of crying and hugging. Suzanne hadn't seen her parents since an army lieutenant snatched her from a hammock 24 years ago during El Salvador's brutal civil war, when she was 14 months old. Suzanne met her mother, Maria Venancia Sáenz, her father, Valentin Argueta, cq both, and numerous brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews. She was reunited with her family by the organization Pro Busqueda. For Living/Arts story about Wilmington, MA resident Suzanne Berghaus' reunification with her birth family in El Salvador. Story by Joe Kahn/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_16.jpg Hard Decisions - Chiara and John at park Cambridge, MA 07/10/07 - Hard Decisions project - John McHugh spent several precious weeks with his daughter, Chiara, who lives with her mother in Brazil. On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, McHugh took Chiara to a park nearby his Cambridge home. Story by Patty Wen/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_17.jpg train wreck 410 05/28/2008 Newton, MA - An MBTA train on the D branch of the Green Line smashed into another train from behind this afternoon, injuring multiple people and trapping a train operator in the wreckage, according to MBTA. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_18.jpg Obama_DNC456 8/28/08 - Denver, CO - Invesco Field - Democratic National Convention - Susie Luna-Salda–a, a delegate from Corpus Christi, TX, sported some patriotic bling at Invesco Field on the final night of the DNC. Senator Barack Obama will address an estimated crowd of 75,000 on the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Denver, CO on Thursday, August 28, 2008. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. - OUTTAKE https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_19.jpg Rudick_pol_city_201 Decision Ohio project - 10/17/08 Cincinnati, OH - Over-the-Rhine is one of the best-known black neighborhoods in Cincinnati, Ohio. Black voters here to a person express support for Sen. Barack Obama. Despite expressions of pride that he would be the first black president, all insist that race is not a deciding factor in their choice. Story by Scott Helman/Globe Staff - Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_20.jpg rudick_whiteout132_met Boxboro, MA 12/21/08 - Selah Smart, cq, 16, of Boxboro, MA, struggles to plow a path to the barn that houses his two horses, Wallapooluza, (left, tongue out) an Appaloosa, and Sara Sioux, a Shetland Pony. "Sara doesn't like the cold," said Smart, as he cracked the ice from her water bucket. "But Wally loves it," he added. Areas west and north of 495, such as Boxboro, are being hit especially hard by the second severe winter storm in two days to hit the Boston metro area. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_21.jpg singles tighter 21 singles tighter 21 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_22.jpg singles tighter 22 singles tighter 22 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_23.jpg Rudick_haiti_uhospital618_p1 1/22/10 Port-au-Prince, Haiti - University Hospital is the largest public medical facility in Port-au-Prince, and has absorbed a huge number of casualties from last week's devastating earthquake. Partners in Health, a Boston-based NGO that is very active in building and supporting community based health care in Haiti, has contributed resources and personnel to strengthen the overburdened institution, and many of Partners in Health's other clinics in the country have been flooded with people injured in the earthquake. Story by Stephen Smith/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_24.jpg Rudick_haiti_lastday{sequance}_p1 1/24/10 Port-au-Prince, Haiti - Gheskio Field Hospital - This four-day old infant developed a life threatening tetanus infection from a dirty umbilical cord. The medical staff reported an uptick in infectious disease presentation, perhaps because of the inability for those affected by the earthquake to keep themselves clean under the devastated conditions. On the last day of their deployment for DMAT MA-1 and the second-to-last day for IMSuRT, medical workers stayed busy with a steady stream of patients. Story by Stephen Smith/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_25.jpg A Murder Hits Home 2/25/11 - Cuenca, Ecuador - Maria Avelina Cela, the mother of murder victim Maria Avelina Palaguachi-Cela, waited on a curb outside the Cuenca morgue for her daughter and grandson's bodies to be released. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_27.jpg singles tighter 27 singles tighter 27 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_28.jpg Rudick_ECUADROsons062_pg1 2/26/11 - Cañar Province; Ecuador - A young girl blends into a pile of rocks next to her home, high in the Andes in an isolated pocket of Ecuador. This is a scene setter near the home of Murder suspect Luis Guaman's estranged wife. Guaman is now in an Ecuadoran prison charges of forgery and using a false passport. He left behind four sons when he immigrated to the United States to work. He is the primary suspect in the bludgeoning deaths of Maria Avelina Palaguachi-Cela and her 2-year-old son, Brian. Story by Maria Sacchetti/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_29.jpg Watching the Royal Wedding Watchers 4/28/11 - London, England - Jane Giannoulas, of San Diego, CA, updated the "Royal Adventure Blog" from her tent on the procession path near Buckingham Palace. She is writing the blog for the Union Jack Newspaper, which is the largest British newspaper in the United States. When she learned of the engagement of Kate Middleton to Prince William of Wales, she consulted the Royal calendar and guessed when they would hold the wedding and immediately booked airplane tickets for herself and two friends to London. Lucky for her, her instincts were correct. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_30_smaller.jpg Rudick_microcephely635_p1 12/21/2011 - Tampa, Florida - Addison Lennon, cq, was born with microcephely with seizures, though appears to have a more moderate form of the disease. She is delayed in certain areas, but enjoys swim practice and exercise. Here, she takes part in pre-swim practice running drills. Kari and Steve Lennon, who have two children with a rare genetic disorder, fell into crisis when becoming unexpectedly pregnant with their fifth child. Ground-breaking research at Children’s Hospital enabled the Lennons to test their baby in-utero and follow through with the pregnancy confident that the child did not carry the genetic mutation. The diagnosis has given them immense piece of mind with the knowledge that they didn’t ‘cause’ the disabilities in their children, and that they are doing all they can to help them. The Lennons were so grateful to the doctors that they named their daughter "Grace Gilmore" after Dr. Gilmore, who worked closely with the family. Story by Carolyn Johnson/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_31.jpg Rudick_fire2189_met 2/12/2012 - Brighton, MA - Chestnut Hill Ave - A four-alarm fire consumed at least four businesses on Chestnut Hill Avenue in Brighton, MA on Sunday morning, February 12, 2012. According to Boston Fire Department spokesman Steve MacDonald, cq, 120 Boston firefighters were on the scene to fight the blaze. One firefighter was sent to the hospital with shoulder and eye injuries; there were no other reported injuries. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_32.jpg Rudick_bridge942_met 1/01/2014 - East Boston, MA - Andrew McArdle Bridge - Stephanie Ruiz, cq, left, comforted Nancy Garcia, cq, whose mother, Aura Garcia, was crushed to death on Tuesday, December 31, 2013 by the Andrew McArdle bridge in East Boston. "She was basically like my mother," said Ruiz. "What we want is justice," added Ruiz. Topic: 02bridge. Story by Meghan Irons/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_33.jpg Rudick_genevieve688_met 5/12/2014 - Westford, MA - Genevieve Johnson, cq, is a 94-year-old who dropped out of high school with 2.5 credits left to help her family by working (it was the Depression.) Now she's fulfilling a lifelong dream: She will graduate Westford Academy on June 6. She's being assisted by a "dream team" of students who help her get to class. Topic: 14genevieve. Story by David Filipov/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_34.jpg Rudick_bouncy501_g 6/07/2014 - Arlington, MA - Saint Athanasius the Great Greek Orthodox Church - Mackenzie Bryan, cq, of Phoenix, AZ, enjoyed a Busy Bee Jumpers bouncer during the Arlington Greek Festival at Saint Athanasius the Great Greek Orthodox Church on Saturday, June 7, 2014. Topic: bouncehouse. Story by Kelly Gifford. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_35.jpg Rudick_tornado965_met 7/28/14 - Revere, MA - Barbara Cardone, cq, surveys the damage done to her formerly orderly back yard on Taft Street. A tornado ripped through Revere, MA on Monday morning, July 28, 2014. Item: 29weather. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_36.jpg Rudick_DowntownCrossing935_address 8/15/14 - Boston, MA - A woman offers a passer-by a flower on Winter Street. For ADDRESS feature on Downtown Crossing neighborhood of Boston, MA. Images shot on August 15, 2014. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_37.jpg Rudick_sculpture1311_met 5/03/2015 - Boston, MA - A new aerial sculpture by artist Janet Echelman was suspended above the Rose Kennedy Greenway on Sunday, May 3, 2015. Topic: EchelmanGreenway(4). Story by Malcolm Gay/Globe Staff. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_38.jpg Rudick_homeless823_met 10/1/2015 - Boston, MA - Back Bay - Passersby rush past a homeless person sleeping on the steps of a Berkely Street business on Thursday morning, October 1, 2015. As concern about the city's chronic homeless population grows, business groups and other agencies are coordinating with the city to address the issue. Topic: 01homeless. Story by Katie Johnston/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_39.jpg sunset kiss 3/22/2005 -- Boston, MA -- The Esplanade -- Lovers kiss at sunset on the Esplanade in Boston, MA on Tuesday evening, March 22, 2005. For Magazine back cover. Photo by Dina Rudick, Boston Globe Staff. DO NOT ALTER THE COLORS OF THIS PHOTOGRAPH IN PRODUCTION!! IT IS SHOT ON CHROME FILM AND WAS CROSS-PROCESSED...THEREFORE THE INTENSE COLOR SHIFT AND SATURATION. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_40.jpg singles tighter 40 singles tighter 40 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_41.jpg singles tighter 41 singles tighter 41 https://dinarudickphotography.com/haiti-earthquake 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_01.jpg Haiti was leveled by a 7.0 magnitude Earthquake In Haiti near Port-au-Prince on Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Instantly, hundreds of thousands died and millions more were left homeless and with life-altering injuries. Help tricked in slowly, and aid workers were immediately overwhelmed by the unimaginable scope of the disaster. Haiti was leveled by a 7.0 magnitude Earthquake In Haiti near Port-au-Prince on Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Instantly, hundreds of thousands died and millions more were left homeless and with life-altering injuries. Help tricked in slowly, and aid workers were immediately overwhelmed by the unimaginable scope of the disaster. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_02.jpg After the quake struck, a surgical trauma unit from Massachusetts immediately deployed to Port au Prince to set up a field hospital. They arrived in the dead of night to a sewage-flooded school courtyard and wasted no time in setting up the tents that would house the operating theater and recovery wards. After the quake struck, a surgical trauma unit from Massachusetts immediately deployed to Port au Prince to set up a field hospital. They arrived in the dead of night to a sewage-flooded school courtyard and wasted no time in setting up the tents that would house the operating theater and recovery wards. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_03.jpg The DMAT (Disaster Medical Assistance Team) and IMSURT (International Medical Surgical Response Team) teams had practiced their setup so extesnively that they erected the tent hospital within hours. It was ready by dawn. The DMAT (Disaster Medical Assistance Team) and IMSURT (International Medical Surgical Response Team) teams had practiced their setup so extesnively that they erected the tent hospital within hours. It was ready by dawn. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_04.jpg Because normal methods of communication were wiped out in the quake, medical staff had to walk the devastated streets and announce via megaphone that a surgical trauma hospital existed only blocks away, and was ready to treat the badly wounded. Dr. Henri Ford, Vice President and Chief of Surgery at Children's Hospital Los Angeles trekked through the ravaged streets of Port-au-Prince on Wednesday, January 20, to spread the word. Because normal methods of communication were wiped out in the quake, medical staff had to walk the devastated streets and announce via megaphone that a surgical trauma hospital existed only blocks away, and was ready to treat the badly wounded. Dr. Henri Ford, Vice President and Chief of Surgery at Children's Hospital Los Angeles trekked through the ravaged streets of Port-au-Prince on Wednesday, January 20, to spread the word. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_05.jpg On the morning that the field hospital was ready, hundreds of people already lined up outside the gates for a chance to be given medical treatment or resources or both. Thousands of displaced Haitians remained in a "Tent City" immediatly adjacent to the hospital. On the morning that the field hospital was ready, hundreds of people already lined up outside the gates for a chance to be given medical treatment or resources or both. Thousands of displaced Haitians remained in a "Tent City" immediatly adjacent to the hospital. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_06.jpg Dr. Lynn Black begged those outside the hospital pressed against the concertina wire for their patience. She gestured so emphatically that she sliced her hand open on the wire. They told her that things were very bad in Tent City, and that the people had no food or water. She explained that she had very little power, and was looking for answers herself, but she vowed to look into the situation to see if she could do anything. Two hours later, she convinced a group of doctors to set up an additional treatment table in a triage area. Dr. Lynn Black begged those outside the hospital pressed against the concertina wire for their patience. She gestured so emphatically that she sliced her hand open on the wire. They told her that things were very bad in Tent City, and that the people had no food or water. She explained that she had very little power, and was looking for answers herself, but she vowed to look into the situation to see if she could do anything. Two hours later, she convinced a group of doctors to set up an additional treatment table in a triage area. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_07.jpg Dr. Carl Schulman, a trauma surgeon from Jackson Memorial Hospital, prepared to amputate the majority of a gangrenous hand from the body of a young boy. Doctors were confronting crush wounds, such as this one, that had festered under dirty bandages for days. Often, the only option was amputation. Dr. Carl Schulman, a trauma surgeon from Jackson Memorial Hospital, prepared to amputate the majority of a gangrenous hand from the body of a young boy. Doctors were confronting crush wounds, such as this one, that had festered under dirty bandages for days. Often, the only option was amputation. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_08.jpg A doctor examines the x-ray of a woman's badly broken femur. The falling debris of the quake caused many devastating crush injuries and complex fractures. A doctor examines the x-ray of a woman's badly broken femur. The falling debris of the quake caused many devastating crush injuries and complex fractures. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_09.jpg A surgeon holds the remainder of a 14-year-old boy's hand after amputating three gangrenous fingers. A surgeon holds the remainder of a 14-year-old boy's hand after amputating three gangrenous fingers. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_10.jpg Michael Storey, a nurse anesthetist at Lawrence General Hospital, carried a frightened and injured girl to a medical tent for pre-operative care. She had been found orphaned and injured in a field with five other children. Michael Storey, a nurse anesthetist at Lawrence General Hospital, carried a frightened and injured girl to a medical tent for pre-operative care. She had been found orphaned and injured in a field with five other children. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_11.jpg Doctors rushed to save the leg of a woman with an open compound fracture. They did not amputate during that surgery, but her prognosis was shaky at best. The medical teams did what they could to preserve limbs because of the huge challanges and stigma amputees face in Haiti. Doctors rushed to save the leg of a woman with an open compound fracture. They did not amputate during that surgery, but her prognosis was shaky at best. The medical teams did what they could to preserve limbs because of the huge challanges and stigma amputees face in Haiti. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_12.jpg Dr. Annekathryn Goodman, a gynecologic oncologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, worked with a patient through a difficult labor and delivery, and delivered a healthy - and large - baby boy. The new mother was distraught at having a new life to care for in such a devastated environment. The doctors did what they could to reassure her, but she still had to return to the tent in which she was living. Dr. Annekathryn Goodman, a gynecologic oncologist at Massachusetts General Hospital, worked with a patient through a difficult labor and delivery, and delivered a healthy - and large - baby boy. The new mother was distraught at having a new life to care for in such a devastated environment. The doctors did what they could to reassure her, but she still had to return to the tent in which she was living. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_13.jpg This young girl presented with a ghastly infection that stemmed from an untreated open wound. Doctors were unsure whether they could save her leg, though in the First-World, this would not be a question because of medical resources and levels of sanitation. This young girl presented with a ghastly infection that stemmed from an untreated open wound. Doctors were unsure whether they could save her leg, though in the First-World, this would not be a question because of medical resources and levels of sanitation. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_14.jpg John Hannon, a policeman from Foxboro, Massachusetts, took great care to sooth a terrified little boy who was being evaluated for an above-the-knree amputation. It was thought for months that he was an orphan, but eventually, his parents found him at the hospital. John Hannon, a policeman from Foxboro, Massachusetts, took great care to sooth a terrified little boy who was being evaluated for an above-the-knree amputation. It was thought for months that he was an orphan, but eventually, his parents found him at the hospital. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_15.jpg Though conditions were rustic in the tent hospital, it was incalculably better than outside in the streets, where chaos reigned. Though conditions were rustic in the tent hospital, it was incalculably better than outside in the streets, where chaos reigned. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Haiti_edit_16.jpg Medical staff eased an injured woman toward a cot as night descended. The Gheskio Field Hospital began to take overflow patients from the hopelessly overrun city hospital several blocks away. Medical staff eased an injured woman toward a cot as night descended. The Gheskio Field Hospital began to take overflow patients from the hopelessly overrun city hospital several blocks away. https://dinarudickphotography.com/kerry-campaign 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_01.jpg A proud farmer donated his corn field for a fireworks display following Senator John Kerry's Chippewa County Farm Rally in Bloomer, Wisconsin on July 2, 2004. A proud farmer donated his corn field for a fireworks display following Senator John Kerry's Chippewa County Farm Rally in Bloomer, Wisconsin on July 2, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_02.jpg Senator Kerry held a rally in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire attended by 12,000 suporters just days before the election. Senator Kerry held a rally in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire attended by 12,000 suporters just days before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_03.jpg Florida residents sitting in the handicapped area show their support for Senators Kerry and Edwards through signage and props during a late-night rally in a packed Coliseum in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 7, 2004. Florida residents sitting in the handicapped area show their support for Senators Kerry and Edwards through signage and props during a late-night rally in a packed Coliseum in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 7, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_04.jpg Senators Kerry and Edwards hugged their wives, Teresa Heinz Kerry and Elizabeth Edwards, after accepting the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, Massachusetts. Senators Kerry and Edwards hugged their wives, Teresa Heinz Kerry and Elizabeth Edwards, after accepting the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Boston, Massachusetts. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_05.jpg Senator Kerry waved to the waiting crowd as he enterd the stage for an evening rally in Jefferson City, Missouri on August 5, 2004. Senator Kerry waved to the waiting crowd as he enterd the stage for an evening rally in Jefferson City, Missouri on August 5, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_06.jpg John Kerry spoke in the pouring rain to a crowd of thousands in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 4, 2004. John Kerry spoke in the pouring rain to a crowd of thousands in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on July 4, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_07.jpg A rapt crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa stood for hours in the pouring rain to hear John Kerry speak during a campaign event. A rapt crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa stood for hours in the pouring rain to hear John Kerry speak during a campaign event. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_08.jpg At twilight on Friday, July 9, 2004, Senators John Kerry and John Edwards spoke to a crowd of thousands in Albuquerque, New Mexico. At twilight on Friday, July 9, 2004, Senators John Kerry and John Edwards spoke to a crowd of thousands in Albuquerque, New Mexico. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_09.jpg Senator John Kerry deplaned in Orlando, Florida when he arrived for an evening rally on October 18, 2004. Senator John Kerry deplaned in Orlando, Florida when he arrived for an evening rally on October 18, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_10.jpg Senator John Kerry arrived to a rainy Hanscom Airforce Base in Massachusetts early on June 15, 2004. On his itinerary for the day were campaign stops in Philadelphia, Charlestown, and Washington, D.C. Senator John Kerry arrived to a rainy Hanscom Airforce Base in Massachusetts early on June 15, 2004. On his itinerary for the day were campaign stops in Philadelphia, Charlestown, and Washington, D.C. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_11.jpg Diners were caught in the press corps crossfire when Senator John Kerry stopped at the Red Rooster Cafe in Las Cruces, New Mexico on October 23, 2004. Diners were caught in the press corps crossfire when Senator John Kerry stopped at the Red Rooster Cafe in Las Cruces, New Mexico on October 23, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_12.jpg Dozens waited outside of the All Stars Sports Bar and Grill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the chance to meet Senator John Kerry. Dozens waited outside of the All Stars Sports Bar and Grill in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for the chance to meet Senator John Kerry. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_13.jpg These young Kerry supporters from Zanesville, Ohio wore their sparkly dance costumes to a late-night campaign event on July 31, 2004. The eldest had opinions about how best to stand. These young Kerry supporters from Zanesville, Ohio wore their sparkly dance costumes to a late-night campaign event on July 31, 2004. The eldest had opinions about how best to stand. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_14.jpg Senator John Kerry shielded his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, from the 40 MPH wind on the Lake Express, a ferry that took them from Michigan to Wisconsin over Lake Michigan. Teresa was writing a speech on the windy deck, and persisted despite the winds. Senator John Kerry shielded his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, from the 40 MPH wind on the Lake Express, a ferry that took them from Michigan to Wisconsin over Lake Michigan. Teresa was writing a speech on the windy deck, and persisted despite the winds. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_15.jpg Senator John Kerry held a rally at Jaycee Park in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 26, 2004. Senator John Kerry held a rally at Jaycee Park in Las Vegas, Nevada on October 26, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_16.jpg Faces from the campaign trail. Faces from the campaign trail. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_17.jpg The audience during a Beloit, Wisconsin campaign event battled boredom and 100 degree heat while waiting for Kerry to speak during a town meeting on August 3, 2004. The audience during a Beloit, Wisconsin campaign event battled boredom and 100 degree heat while waiting for Kerry to speak during a town meeting on August 3, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_18.jpg Senator Kerry balanced on the railroad rails while walking to shake hands with supporters during a campaign stop in Washington, Missouri. Senator Kerry balanced on the railroad rails while walking to shake hands with supporters during a campaign stop in Washington, Missouri. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_19.jpg President George Bush and Senator John Kerry debated during the third of three presidential debates at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona on October 13, 2004. President George Bush and Senator John Kerry debated during the third of three presidential debates at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona on October 13, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_20.jpg The Kerry campaign motorcade blew by these Bush supporters on the roadside in Xenia, Ohio two weeks before the election. The Kerry campaign motorcade blew by these Bush supporters on the roadside in Xenia, Ohio two weeks before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_21.jpg A young Kerry supporter made her feelings known to a Bush supporter outside a campaign rally in Reno, Nevada on October 22, 2004. A young Kerry supporter made her feelings known to a Bush supporter outside a campaign rally in Reno, Nevada on October 22, 2004. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_22.jpg Senator Kerry waited in a vehicle to go onstage during a rally in Madison, Wisconsin attended by 80,000 people, just days before the election. Senator Kerry waited in a vehicle to go onstage during a rally in Madison, Wisconsin attended by 80,000 people, just days before the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_23.jpg The crowds at campaign events on the days leading up to the election were huge. Here, Kerry waves to 80,000 supporters in Madison, Wisconsin. The crowds at campaign events on the days leading up to the election were huge. Here, Kerry waves to 80,000 supporters in Madison, Wisconsin. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_24.jpg Senator John Kerry said a quick hello and thank-you to supporters who stood out in the cold wind waiting for the arrival of the campaign motorcade at the Outgamie County Regional Airport in Appleton, Wisconsin. Senator John Kerry said a quick hello and thank-you to supporters who stood out in the cold wind waiting for the arrival of the campaign motorcade at the Outgamie County Regional Airport in Appleton, Wisconsin. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_25.jpg With three days left until the national presidential election, crowds were more rapt and tense than ever. With three days left until the national presidential election, crowds were more rapt and tense than ever. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_26.jpg Senator John Kerry's eyes welled with emotion as he conceded the presidential race to George W. Bush in front of a packed Fanieul Hall in downtown Boston on Wednesday, November 3, 2004, the day after the election. Senator John Kerry's eyes welled with emotion as he conceded the presidential race to George W. Bush in front of a packed Fanieul Hall in downtown Boston on Wednesday, November 3, 2004, the day after the election. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Kerry_portfolio_edit_27.jpg After he conceded the presidential election, John Kerry drove back home and back to his role as the junior senator from Massachsetts. After he conceded the presidential election, John Kerry drove back home and back to his role as the junior senator from Massachsetts. https://dinarudickphotography.com/asian-tsunami 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_01.jpg This used to be a densly populated suburb on the northern tip of Sumatra, Indonesia, only miles from the epicenter of the magnitude 9.3 earthquake that caused the 2004 Asian Tsunami. Estimates vary, but at least 230,000 people died in the disaster. This used to be a densly populated suburb on the northern tip of Sumatra, Indonesia, only miles from the epicenter of the magnitude 9.3 earthquake that caused the 2004 Asian Tsunami. Estimates vary, but at least 230,000 people died in the disaster. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_02.jpg Mohammad Budi Permana broke down while holding a baby girl from his village. Permana lost his own fifteen-month-old daughter, Anya, in the tsunami and had not yet given up hope of finding her, alive or dead. While he was holding the child, he cried out "I remember my daughter!" and burst into tears. When he composed himself, he brushed an eyelash that had fallen onto his left cheek, remarking, "In Indonesia, when an eyelash falls, it means someone misses you. If it falls on the left, it means she is far...if it falls on the right, it means she is close." He concluded, "That means my child is alive. Somewhere." Mohammad Budi Permana broke down while holding a baby girl from his village. Permana lost his own fifteen-month-old daughter, Anya, in the tsunami and had not yet given up hope of finding her, alive or dead. While he was holding the child, he cried out "I remember my daughter!" and burst into tears. When he composed himself, he brushed an eyelash that had fallen onto his left cheek, remarking, "In Indonesia, when an eyelash falls, it means someone misses you. If it falls on the left, it means she is far...if it falls on the right, it means she is close." He concluded, "That means my child is alive. Somewhere." https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_03.jpg Bodies were still being discovered by the thousands each day in Banda Aceh, even a month after the December 26 tsunami. These workers haul a particularly heavy body through a puddle toward the body truck - an open-bed truck that hauled away dozens of bodies from the devastated zones. Bodies were still being discovered by the thousands each day in Banda Aceh, even a month after the December 26 tsunami. These workers haul a particularly heavy body through a puddle toward the body truck - an open-bed truck that hauled away dozens of bodies from the devastated zones. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_04.jpg The Asian Tsunami carved the coastline of Banda Ache like a scalpel - the wave precicely obliterated everything in its path, but the areas just out of reach were entirely unaffected. This area used to be a village, say the locals. The Asian Tsunami carved the coastline of Banda Ache like a scalpel - the wave precicely obliterated everything in its path, but the areas just out of reach were entirely unaffected. This area used to be a village, say the locals. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_05.jpg Teams from the Navy ship the USS Abraham Lincoln flew made an helicopter aid drop in a remote region of Banda Ache that had been cut off from aid by the tsunami. Teams from the Navy ship the USS Abraham Lincoln flew made an helicopter aid drop in a remote region of Banda Ache that had been cut off from aid by the tsunami. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_06.jpg These men endured a dusty ride on the back of a pickup truck through what used to be their village, Leupeung in Ache Province. Usman Umar, the old man in the middle, he lost his wife and six children. Out of the village of 12,000 residents, only about 800 survived. These men endured a dusty ride on the back of a pickup truck through what used to be their village, Leupeung in Ache Province. Usman Umar, the old man in the middle, he lost his wife and six children. Out of the village of 12,000 residents, only about 800 survived. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_07.jpg Villagers from the Basi Rawa refugee camp build a communal latrine (sponsored by Doctors Without Borders) to ease the sanitation issues in the camp. After the tsunami, the village moved inland several hundred yards and set up a camp. However, the temporary camp lacked any sanitation safeguards, and creates a hazardous situation. Villagers from the Basi Rawa refugee camp build a communal latrine (sponsored by Doctors Without Borders) to ease the sanitation issues in the camp. After the tsunami, the village moved inland several hundred yards and set up a camp. However, the temporary camp lacked any sanitation safeguards, and creates a hazardous situation. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_08.jpg Sadikul Wahdi, 14, escped his refugee tent to make music amid the rubble of his destroyed village of Basi Rawa in Sigli, Indonisia. Sadikul Wahdi, 14, escped his refugee tent to make music amid the rubble of his destroyed village of Basi Rawa in Sigli, Indonisia. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_09.jpg The Indonesian government set up this refugee camp on the grounds of a mosque in Aceh Besar. The Indonesian government set up this refugee camp on the grounds of a mosque in Aceh Besar. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_10.jpg The thousands of large black crows that constantly circled the fishing areas of north east Sri Lanka fared better than the thousands of fishermen who confronted a devastated industry. The thousands of large black crows that constantly circled the fishing areas of north east Sri Lanka fared better than the thousands of fishermen who confronted a devastated industry. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_11.jpg AA Fawsor, 29, was caught in the tsunami while out at sea fishing and struggled against drowning for an hour. He returned to find a his village devastated with many of his loved ones dead. His behavior became erratic and he experienced a breakdown. But not until he tried to strangle his wife did the village elders take action and brought in a traditional healer. AA Fawsor, 29, was caught in the tsunami while out at sea fishing and struggled against drowning for an hour. He returned to find a his village devastated with many of his loved ones dead. His behavior became erratic and he experienced a breakdown. But not until he tried to strangle his wife did the village elders take action and brought in a traditional healer. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_12.jpg The traditional healer (in green shirt), Latif, held a midnight exorcism ceremony to rid AA Fawsor of the demons he said possessed him, which he attributed to contact with a menstruating woman. He demanded very specific items for the ceremony including a variety of flowers in specific numbers, special kinds of roots and earth, spices, perfumed oils, tin foil, and various kinds of curry and meats. The traditional healer (in green shirt), Latif, held a midnight exorcism ceremony to rid AA Fawsor of the demons he said possessed him, which he attributed to contact with a menstruating woman. He demanded very specific items for the ceremony including a variety of flowers in specific numbers, special kinds of roots and earth, spices, perfumed oils, tin foil, and various kinds of curry and meats. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_13.jpg The fishing industries in the tsunami devatated regions of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand were devastated, largely because the boats and equipment were swept out to sea. The fishing industries in the tsunami devatated regions of Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand were devastated, largely because the boats and equipment were swept out to sea. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_14.jpg This Sri Lankan fisherman recovered his badly damaged boat and made slow progress to repair it. This Sri Lankan fisherman recovered his badly damaged boat and made slow progress to repair it. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/tsunami_portfolio_15.jpg The few remaining working fisherman from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka slowly made their way back to shore with the catch at dawn. Despite the devastation caused by that very sea, they must return to it daily to survive. The few remaining working fisherman from Trincomalee, Sri Lanka slowly made their way back to shore with the catch at dawn. Despite the devastation caused by that very sea, they must return to it daily to survive. https://dinarudickphotography.com/hurricane-katrina 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_20.jpg NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA -- 9TH WARD. Paul Garrett, 56, and his neighbor's dog, Rusty, whom he rescued during Hurricane Kartina, walk the streets of the 9th ward on their way home. "Everybody left," said Garrett, a former longshoreman. "I stayed." Garrett said he stayed to help the neighborhood's elderly and sick. "Everybody can't leave," he said. "I'm lookin' [sic] out for people who can't help themselves. Especially the older people. See, I'm just a 'junior citizen.' They're 'senior citizens'," he continued. "You got a lot of people in this city who don't care for each other. I feel like we should pull together now instead of apart. It's gotten worse. It's not right," he said. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA -- 9TH WARD. Paul Garrett, 56, and his neighbor's dog, Rusty, whom he rescued during Hurricane Kartina, walk the streets of the 9th ward on their way home. "Everybody left," said Garrett, a former longshoreman. "I stayed." Garrett said he stayed to help the neighborhood's elderly and sick. "Everybody can't leave," he said. "I'm lookin' [sic] out for people who can't help themselves. Especially the older people. See, I'm just a 'junior citizen.' They're 'senior citizens'," he continued. "You got a lot of people in this city who don't care for each other. I feel like we should pull together now instead of apart. It's gotten worse. It's not right," he said. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_22.jpg Katrina portfolio 22 Katrina portfolio 22 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_01.jpg Teams worked in the blazing sun to evacuate refugees from Hurricane Katrina, who were arriving ath the Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on Saturday afternoon, September 3, 2005. Teams worked in the blazing sun to evacuate refugees from Hurricane Katrina, who were arriving ath the Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on Saturday afternoon, September 3, 2005. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_02.jpg The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport became a large-scale repository for those evacuated from hurricane-destroyed areas. Evacuees were airlifted from various locations, including hospitals and nursing homes, to the airport, where they were triaged and sorted according to immediate needs. The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport became a large-scale repository for those evacuated from hurricane-destroyed areas. Evacuees were airlifted from various locations, including hospitals and nursing homes, to the airport, where they were triaged and sorted according to immediate needs. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_03.jpg These gravelyill evacuees awaited further aid by the baggage claim carousels. Some patients were stabilized and given there medications, but the medical personel were overwhelmed by the volume. Next to one of the patient dispatch areas (which was fomerly a traveler lounge area as part of the airport) was a temporary morgue, where one medical worker said that personel would take DNA samples from the bodies before embalming them and placing them in refrigerated trucks on the premises. These gravelyill evacuees awaited further aid by the baggage claim carousels. Some patients were stabilized and given there medications, but the medical personel were overwhelmed by the volume. Next to one of the patient dispatch areas (which was fomerly a traveler lounge area as part of the airport) was a temporary morgue, where one medical worker said that personel would take DNA samples from the bodies before embalming them and placing them in refrigerated trucks on the premises. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_05.jpg Michael McMillan, 8, cq, lay listless and unresponsive to his uncle Arthur Beasley's attempts to rouse him as they waited in the hot sun to be admitted to the New Orleans airport. Michael was severely dehydrated and needed medical attention. Michael McMillan, 8, cq, lay listless and unresponsive to his uncle Arthur Beasley's attempts to rouse him as they waited in the hot sun to be admitted to the New Orleans airport. Michael was severely dehydrated and needed medical attention. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_04.jpg Juana McKay and her fiancee Landry Duchane were among the thousands of evacuees from New Orleans wait in line to enter the The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on September 3. Juana McKay and her fiancee Landry Duchane were among the thousands of evacuees from New Orleans wait in line to enter the The Louis Armstrong New Orleans Airport on September 3. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_06.jpg Lisa and Warren Dauzat break into sobs as they catch view of their Jefferson Parish business, which had been flooded by Hurricane Katrina and then ravaged by looters. Lisa and Warren Dauzat break into sobs as they catch view of their Jefferson Parish business, which had been flooded by Hurricane Katrina and then ravaged by looters. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_07.jpg The 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Platoon Charlie Company 307 Engineer Batallion conducted search, rescue and recovery missions aboard Zodiac boats in the severely flooded 3rd precinct of New Orleans on Saturday, September 10, 2005. These men have oars leading the Zodiac as to look out for cars under the flood waters. The 82nd Airborne Division 3rd Platoon Charlie Company 307 Engineer Batallion conducted search, rescue and recovery missions aboard Zodiac boats in the severely flooded 3rd precinct of New Orleans on Saturday, September 10, 2005. These men have oars leading the Zodiac as to look out for cars under the flood waters. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_08.jpg Each house had to be thoroughly checked, which meant cutting holes in the roofs and physically crawling into the attic spaces or thought broken windows. Once the homes were checked, they were coded with spray paint symbols so passing helicopters could know where they had to send body recovery teams. Each house had to be thoroughly checked, which meant cutting holes in the roofs and physically crawling into the attic spaces or thought broken windows. Once the homes were checked, they were coded with spray paint symbols so passing helicopters could know where they had to send body recovery teams. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_09.jpg This is the flood water, called "effluent," that was being pumped out of the city 24 hours a day. This is the flood water, called "effluent," that was being pumped out of the city 24 hours a day. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_10.jpg Walter Jean-Marie (at right) and his cousin Reginald Winding react cooperatively but with fear as their nearly vacant housing project in Algiers, LA is raided by the New Orleans SWAT Team. The SWAT Team and a special response team from ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) responded to a report from military units in Jefferson Parish of a sniper attack originating from the upper deck of this housing project. Only these two men were found during the sweep, but they were searched and released with a stern order to evacuate their property immediately due to the post-Hurricane Katrina environment of unrest and disorder. Walter Jean-Marie (at right) and his cousin Reginald Winding react cooperatively but with fear as their nearly vacant housing project in Algiers, LA is raided by the New Orleans SWAT Team. The SWAT Team and a special response team from ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) responded to a report from military units in Jefferson Parish of a sniper attack originating from the upper deck of this housing project. Only these two men were found during the sweep, but they were searched and released with a stern order to evacuate their property immediately due to the post-Hurricane Katrina environment of unrest and disorder. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_11.jpg This is the massive and notorious Superdome, which became the refuge of last resort for thousands of evacuees. This is the massive and notorious Superdome, which became the refuge of last resort for thousands of evacuees. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_21.jpg The receding waters left their mark on everything. The receding waters left their mark on everything. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_12.jpg Despite the mandatory evacuation order and the deserted city with no resournces, M.C. Brown, 76, a fromer Marine, insisted on staying in his apartment in downtown New Orleans. He said his rent was paid through the end of the month and he didn't intend to waste the money. Despite the mandatory evacuation order and the deserted city with no resournces, M.C. Brown, 76, a fromer Marine, insisted on staying in his apartment in downtown New Orleans. He said his rent was paid through the end of the month and he didn't intend to waste the money. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_13.jpg Thirty-four people died when flood waters from Hurricane Katrina innundated the St. Rita's Nursing Home in Violet, Louisiana. The waterline is clearly visible only inches from the ceiling. The owners, Salvador A. Mangano and Mable B. Mangano, were charged with 34 counts of negilgent homicide by the Louisiana attorney general for failing to evacuate the patients. Thirty-four people died when flood waters from Hurricane Katrina innundated the St. Rita's Nursing Home in Violet, Louisiana. The waterline is clearly visible only inches from the ceiling. The owners, Salvador A. Mangano and Mable B. Mangano, were charged with 34 counts of negilgent homicide by the Louisiana attorney general for failing to evacuate the patients. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_14.jpg Evacuees from New Orleans and outlying regions were relocated by FEMA to trailer parks around the state, where they lived for years, in some cases. This is Chase's RV Park just south of New Iberia, Louisiana. Evacuees from New Orleans and outlying regions were relocated by FEMA to trailer parks around the state, where they lived for years, in some cases. This is Chase's RV Park just south of New Iberia, Louisiana. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_16.jpg Gaylin Davis was living in New Orleans' 3rd district when the hurricane came and destroyed his neighborhood. He now lives in a FEMA trailer with his girlfriend, Zina Ray, and their daughter, Crystal, 1. Gaylin Davis was living in New Orleans' 3rd district when the hurricane came and destroyed his neighborhood. He now lives in a FEMA trailer with his girlfriend, Zina Ray, and their daughter, Crystal, 1. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_17.jpg Katrina portfolio 17 Katrina portfolio 17 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_18.jpg The view from South Causeway Boulevard overlooking Airline Drive in Jefferson parish - three weeks apart. The view from South Causeway Boulevard overlooking Airline Drive in Jefferson parish - three weeks apart. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Katrina_portfolio_19.jpg Weeks after the storm, the mud and stench remained. Weeks after the storm, the mud and stench remained. https://dinarudickphotography.com/food,-fashion-&-faces 2026-07-31 monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_06.jpg Rudick_graciela-riveras843_magazine 03/25/2015 - Boston, MA - Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel - Midnight Lounge - This is fashion designer Graciela Riveras wearing her own designs at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel's Midnight Lounge, cq, on Wednesday, March 25 2015. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_17.jpg Rudick_mushrooms757_food 9/24/2015 - Sudbury, MA - This is Gordon Hamersley's curried pumpkin soup with ginger and fig butter. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Correspondent. Topic: 07hamersleypix. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/singles_tighter_13.jpg Sheikhupura - Christian/Muslim community in Pakistan PROJECTS - DO NOT DELETE - SEE PAULA NELSON BEFORE RUNNING PHOTO - 8/26/2006 - This is a portrait of Nida Youssaf, cq, 12, in her room in Sheikhupura, Pakistan. She has religious pictures on her wall, she says, "because I love Jesus." The Christians of Pakistan are generally very poor. These are photographs from the mixed Christian/Muslim community outside of Lahore, Pakistan called Sheikhupura. on August 26, 2006. "USAID funded faith-based aid abroad" - Pakistan - Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. Story by Susan Milligan/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_02.jpg 2015 food fashion faces 02 2015 food fashion faces 02 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2-24-16__507.jpg Rudick_hamersley-oxtail531_food 2/24/2016 - Sudbury, MA - This is chef Gordon Hamersley's oxtail braised in stout. Topic: xxhamersleypic22416. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Correspondent. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_25.jpg Rudick_Arbeiter73_p1 Oświęcim, Poland - 4/27/2012 - On April 27, Israel "Izzy" Arbeiter, 87, pauses during a final visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, where he was a prisoner in 1944. An estimated 1.1 million of the 1.3 million people who came through the camp were killed, mostly in gas chambers, although Izzy also remembers prisoners throwing themselves on the fences to die, rather than wait for the Nazis to kill them. Story by David Filipov/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/food_website_1-26-16_03.jpg Rudick_SRV1179_food 1/26/2016 - Boston, MA - This is the polpette, cq, $4, at SRV Restaurant. SRV Restaurant in Boston's South End is a "Venetian inspired Bacaro" according to their website. Topic: QuickBite(pic). Story by Kara Baskin/Globe Staff. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_18.jpg Rudick_slate175_g 5/31/2014 - Milton, MA - Steel and Rye restaurant - Jenny Slate made a visit to her hometown of Milton, MA on May 31, 2014 and gave an interview to the Globe's Meredith Goldstein. Topic: 01jennyslate. Story by Devra First/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_14.jpg Rudick_chinatown-shojo1857_mag 5/27/2015 - Boston, MA - This is the Tori Miso Ramen, cq, at Shojo in Boston's Chinatown. Topic: 061415Chinatown. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/food_website_16.jpg Rudick_hamersley480_food 12/3/2015 - Sudbury, MA - This is pears poached in red wine with orange and star anise by chef Gordon Hamersley. Topic: 09hamersley. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Correspondent. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_10.jpg Style 25 - Ellis Hobbs (toned) Style 25 Franklin, MA 10/23/2007 This is a portrait of Patriots defensive back Ellis Hobbs and his customized Cadillac. He is one of the "25 most stylish people" in Boston. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_19.jpg Rudick_MichaelMoore630_p1 9/27/14 - Marion, MA - Nye's Wharf - Dr. Michael Moore, cq, is a researcher who has devoted his life to studying and protecting the rare and endangered North Atlantic Right whale. He is haunted by an ensnarement of a particular whale, Bayla, whom he could not save. Story by Sarah Schweitzer/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/food_website_1-20-16_01.jpg Rudick_lamotta975_food 1/20/2016 - Boston, MA - La Motta's Italian Specialties - This is the Hazelnut skillet cookie at La Motta's Italian Specialties - $7.95 Topic: 27dining. Story by Janelle Nanos/Globe Staff. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_23.jpg Rudick_fashion_Jean_Wang3586_magazine 03/18/2015 - Boston, MA - Jean Wang, cq, is a style blogger who also works for new shoe company M.Gemi. For Boston Globe Magazine's Spring Fashion issue of Boston's most stylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_21_smaller.jpg 12/9/13 - Worcester, MA - Peter Stefan, funeral home director at Graham Putnam & Mahoney Funeral Parlor, insisted that the body of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev have a proper burial. He offered to bury the body and as a result, he was personally threatened, his business was picketed by protesters for days and a police detail was assigned to guard the building. 12/9/13 - Worcester, MA - Peter Stefan, funeral home director at Graham Putnam & Mahoney Funeral Parlor, insisted that the body of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev have a proper burial. He offered to bury the body and as a result, he was personally threatened, his business was picketed by protesters for days and a police detail was assigned to guard the building. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/Hamersley_phesant_pears__1.jpg Rudick_hamersley406_food 12/3/2015 - Sudbury, MA - This is pheasant with orange aigre-doux by chef Gordon Hamersley. Topic: 09hamersley. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Correspondent. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_04.jpg Rudick_fashion_Philip_Sault4252_magazine 03/19/2015 - Boston, MA - Philip Sault, cq, is the owner of Sault New England, a men's boutique in Boston's South End. For Boston Globe Magazine's Spring Fashion issue of Boston's most stylish. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_20.jpg Rudick_charitable_2308_magazine 10/22/2015 - Boston, MA - Bithiah Carter, cq, runs New England Blacks in Philanthropy. She is photographed here in front of the Museum of African American History in Beacon Hill. Topic: 110115Charitable(4). Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_01.jpg Rudick_fashion245_p1 11/24/09 Boston, MA - This is a portrait of Harvard Law School professor Jeannie Suk, whose research on fashion copyright law is being used to help draft first-of-its kind legislation to protect fashion designers from having their designs stolen. Taken on Newbury Street in Boston, MA on November 24, 2009. Story sluged: 03suk. Story by Christopher Muther/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_08.jpg Rudick_tony_richards626_magazine 03/26/2015 - South Boston, MA - Tony Richards, cq, is the executive director of Youth Design and one of Boston's Most Stylish people. Photographed for the Boston Globe Magazine's Spring Fashion issue on Wednesday, March 26, 2015 at District Hall in South Boston, MA. For Names. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_13.jpg Rudick_invasiveCrabs884_mag 2/4/2015 - South Boston, MA - Legal Test Kitchen - Legal Sea Foods Executive Chef Richard Vellante, cq, is experimenting with cooking invasive green crabs that are killing the clam population as a way of helping to control them. Topic: 021515crabs. Story by Roger Warner. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/eggs_website_1-7-16_04.jpg Rudick_cagefree574_met 1/7/2016 - Bedford, MA - Chip-In Farm - Neil Couvee, cq, the owner of Chip-in Farm in Bedford, MA, says the farm raises 3,000 laying hens, which produce approximately 200 dozen eggs each day for sale in the farm's general store. Massachusetts voters may vote to adopt a measure requiring all eggs produced and sold in the state to be cage-free. Topic: 08eggspic. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_15.jpg Rudick_hamersley_mussels795_food 8/6/2015 - Sudbury, MA - These are mussels by chef Gordon Hamersley. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Correspondent. Topic: 12hamersley. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_16.jpg Rudick_boheme721_arts 9/16/2015 - Boston, MA - This allergy-friendly entree is the pan-roasted local fluke, cq, $24, at Sycamore restaurant in Newton, MA. In restaurants all over the area, chefs and line cooks are increasingly challenged by diners' allergies, sensitivities, and intolerances to foods or ingredients. Topic: 27boheme. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_09.jpg 2015 food fashion faces 09 2015 food fashion faces 09 https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_07.jpg Rudick_graciela-riveras915_magazine 03/25/2015 - Boston, MA - Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel - Midnight Lounge - This is fashion designer Graciela Riveras wearing her own designs at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel's Midnight Lounge, cq, on Wednesday, March 25 2015. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_22_smaller.jpg Rudick_goldsmith300_p1 1/10/2014 - Manchester Center, VT - Jonathan Goldsmith, cq, AKA "The Most Interesting Man in the World," the cult-like figure in the highly popular Dos Equis beer commercials, lives a quiet life in the woods in Manchester Center, VT. He is trying to remake himself as the leading advocate for removing land mines and cleaning up the legacy of war in combat zones around the world. Topic: goldsmith. Story by Bryan Bender/Globe Staff. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_12.jpg Rudick_hamersley-strawberry2130_food 04/14/2015 - Sudbury, MA - This is the strawberry fool by Gordon Hamersley, cq. Topic: 22hamersrec. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_24.jpg Rudick_graciela-riveras699_magazine 03/25/2015 - Boston, MA - Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel - Midnight Lounge - This is fashion designer Graciela Riveras wearing her own designs at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel's Midnight Lounge, cq, on Wednesday, March 25 2015. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/food_website_1-21-16_02.jpg Rudick_biscuit331_food 1/21/2016 - Sudbury, MA - This is a goat cheese biscuit by Chef Gordon Hamersley. - Topic: xxhamersleypic. Story by Gordon Hamersley/Globe Staff. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_03_smaller.jpg Rudick_springfashion92_mag 2/15/2014 - Waltham, MA - EP Levines Exposure Place Photo Studio - Erin Robertson, cq, and Stephen Martyak, cq, show us what's in their spring closet. For Boston Globe Magazine Spring Fashion Shoot - Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_05.jpg Rudick_Lauren-Wells1060_mag 03/24/2015 - South Boston, MA - Lauren Wells, cq, is an event planner based in South Boston. She's photographed on location in South Boston's Fort Point area for the Boston Globe Magazine's Spring Issue of the area's most fashionable people. Topic: 041215moststylish. Photo by Dina Rudick/Globe Staff. https://cdn.neonsky.app/4bd5ec069e6a2/images/2015_food_fashion_faces_11.jpg aye-dress_325 09/11/2008 Boston, MA Dress designed by May Aye, cq, of Quincy, a senior fashion design student at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Live model is Amy Mei, cq, of Quincy. Dina Rudick/Globe Staff.