Pat, Norah Jane, and Becky Hill, of Loveland, Ohio, with their oak trees on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 2020. "I've always wanted to name this property 'Twin Oaks,' one for her and one for me," Hill said. — This portrait is part of my People and Their Trees series.

Carisa, far right, grandmother of Braden, Christopher, and Andre, watched her kids as they play with friends at MacArthur Park Apartments in Loveland, Ohio. "We trust NEST, they do a good job with our kids. I always like to keep an eye on them from my apartment here because the kids run around so much and cars fly through the parking lot here," said Carisa. — This picture is part of my Take the Time project.

Remi George smokes a tobacco pipe after dinner near our campsite atop Yosemite Falls, California on July 17, 2019 during our 18-day backpacking trip.

The President Dances President Donald J. Trump dances to the song, "Y.M.C.A.," as he leaves his Make America Great Again Rally in Circleville, Ohio, on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020.

Delvon Lamarr, of Delvon Lamar Organ Trio, records a track off his upcoming LP titled, I Told You So, in the Colemine Records studio above Plaid Room Records in Loveland, Ohio, on Nov. 3, 2020. 

Laine Dannemiller, my girlfriend, journals at our campsite near Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, on the first night of a 12-day camping trip en route to Acadia National Park, Maine on June 25, 2020.

Sam Cox sends "Pancake Propelled," a 5.11 b/c route in the Trash Shoot Area of Mad River Gorge Nature Preserve, Ohio, on the morning of August 31, 2020. 

Perphelia Fowler, Bob Klein, and Sally Fowler work together to hand build a new weaving during the opening of “Pattern and Disruption: Diné Lifeways and Embedded Mathematics,” at the Kennedy Art Museum in Athens, Ohio, on February 1st 2020. Sally Fowler is the mother-in-law of Perphelia Fowler, and the adopted mother of Bob Klein in the family of their Navajo clan, Bitterwater.

A man holds his hands up alongside Black Lives Matter protestors at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati on June 1, 2020. This protest happened in response to the death of George Floyd, which tragically occurred one week and one day earlier.

Since I came home from school in March, my bedroom walls have become a thought bubble as I work during the day. Each day starts with watching the morning light enter through the windows. — This picture is part of my We Still project.

Steven Leffue rolls the base of a snowman across the top of the hill at Strouds Run State Park in Athens, Ohio, on February 8, 2020. Leffue, a theater professor at Ohio University, was building the snowman with his son Theo during the first winter snowfall of 2020 in Athens. 

Stars shoot across the Milky Way above our campsite along Redwood Creek, CA on July 24, 2019. My friends and I sat by our campfire on our last night in the woods of an 18-day backpacking adventure across the country. 

Laine Dannemiller is double-exposed with dandelions in my backyard in a film portrait created during quarantine in April, 2020. These combined memories share the people I had been quarantined with, as well as images from daily walks around my house, my yard, and local nature preserves. — This picture is part of my We Still project. 

"I think (seeing other artists of color) validates your interests ... If you can't find your narrative, how can you defend it?," said Athens-based artist April D. Felipe. This photograph was taken for Backdrop Magazine.

Tomorrow Daily, a local Athens band of friends who attend Ohio University, performs their new, self-titled album for the first time at The Union bar in Athens, Ohio, on Friday February 21st, 2020.

Laine Dannemiller paints on her friend, Lauren Karle, in Grailville, Ohio, as a visual concept of personal experience on self-love and body confidence. Her independent blog website can be found here.