Jeffrey Dean

A boy stands on the hull of a grounded ship near Apam, Ghana. The large colorful fishing vessels are a common sight on the Ghanaian coast, adorned with colorful flags and painted to honor a favorite football club. Once they are no longer serviceable the ships are brought to shore, creating a graveyard in which children play and old men repair fishing nets.

A man wearing a "Make America Great Again" hat is surrounded by protestors outside of the Ned Peppers Bar in the Oregon District of Dayton, Ohio prior to President Donald Trump's visit to the city in response to a mass shooting which killed 9 people.

An employee of Desert Springs Hatchery dumps a load of fish into the back of a waiting truck near Summer Lake, Oregon. Raised at the hatchery, the fish are driven almost 200 miles to their new home near Rainbow, Oregon.

Lindsay Reaves stands in the middle of a 'Beehive Burner' at Bauman Family Tree Farm near Eugene, Oregon. Beehive Burners were originally used for waste from a tree harvest, an effective way to get rid of branches, bark and other part of the tree which can't be used. "When I was a kid you used to be able to see these all over the countryside." Said Reaves. Due to environmental concerns, Beehive Burners are no longer used, relics of Oregon's timber past.

A priest sits near the doorway of one of the churches carved into stone in Lalibela, Ethiopia. These ancient structures are an important place of worship and the subject of pilgrimage for the more than 32 million Ethiopians (43.5% of the population) who claim to be Orthodox Christian.

Members of the 86th Combat Support Hospital (CSH) wait for Lonestar Dustoff helicopters to land with urgent MEDEVAC patients in Baghdad, Iraq on January 16th, 2009. 

Malede Metike, an Ethiopian farmer from Mount Rasdejen, carries his weapon across his shoulders while hiking in the Simien Mountains. Metike serves as a scout six days of the year to protect hikers from animals such as wolves and hyenas.

LST Memorial President John Tallent smokes a cigarette outside the LST-325 on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019 in Aurora, Indiana. The LST-325 is the last fully operational WWII Landing Ship Tank (LST) and was purchased from the Hellenic Navy in 2000 by a group of retired military members. After flying to Greece, the group made the necessary repairs to attempt a transatlantic voyage back to the United States.

The members of french rock band LANDMVRKS attach a scrim to one of their cabs in Marseille, France. Scrims cover the front of speakers which can help give the band more of a presence on stage.

Volunteers use rakes to create a maze during the early morning hours in Bandon, Oregon. The labyrinths are popular with visitors from all over the world, who come to walk the maze before the tide eventually washes it away.

"Lucky" plays a game of FIFA in his home as young boys look on in Nzulezu, Ghana. Built on stilts hundreds of years ago, the village of Nzulezu is only accessible by boat and can feel a bit cut off from the outside world.

A man casts his vote during the 2020 Presidential Election on November 3rd, 2020 in Cincinnati, Ohio.