Northern-Virginia-Photographer

I'm an Evangelical Christian who is pro-choice; I (regretfully) attended Liberty University, and reliably vote for progressives; I'm a bisexual man, in a committed heterosexual relationship; and I live in rural Virginia, having grown up in the suburbs of Washington D.C (which should be a state).

I originally joined Wikipedia to add photographs of semi-obscure Virginia pages, but I found myself often adding edits to pages with information coming from the Washington Post, my daily newspaper since ~2008. I don't consider myself a subject matter expert about every page I add edits to, so if you feel that I've added something that isn't 100% above reproach, feel free to revert it.

I use he/him pronouns.

Northern-Virginia-Photographer is

This user is an Evangelical Christian

This user is bisexual.

DEM

This user is a Democrat, but pledges to edit Wikipedia without bias.

This user is a participant in WikiProject AI Cleanup.

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WikiProject Virginia.

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This user is an alumnus of Liberty University.

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This user survived Protestant School!

This user is autistic.

This user supports autism acceptance, not awareness.

This user was active in the Boy Scouts of America.

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To do list:

Update Effingham with info from the business now occupying the site
Correct the weird citation issue with Tim Kaine 2024 book

Pages I keep my eyes on in particular:

Pages where a photo of mine is used:

John Lynch, founder of Lynchburg, Quaker, abolitionist, and all around interesting dude
Liberty University - multiple, throughout the page
Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine - the photo of the main building
Lynchburg, Viriginia - picture of the South River Friends Meetinghouse
South River Friends Meetinghouse
Randolph College - the picture of the Main Hall
Liberty Arena - the interior of the arena, in the setup for a graduation
Vines Center - most up-to-date exterior shot
Jerry Falwell - his headstone