David Friedlander Portfolio of Published Photographs, 1981—Present

I am fortunate to have had photos published in many different places over the years. Nearly all of these photos are of people or events, not places or things. This web page gives a fairly complete overview, along with explanatory comments. Click on any thumbnail to see a larger version of the published document plus a version of the original image. For best results, make your browser the full size of your screen.

NASA Goddard [staff photos] [Annual Reports] [portraits] [other]
Jewish Community
Musical Connections [Hopkins Symphony Orchestra] [HSO Concerto Competitions] [Symphony of the Potomac]
Photos used in various other places

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

Staff photos

Since 1991, I have taken staff photos of more than 950 people for the 400 member Astrophysics Science Division (ASD) and its predecessor, the Laboratory for High Energy Astrophysics (LHEA). Besides appearing in a local web-site (viewable internal to Goddard only), these images have been used many other places, such as:

Astrophysics Science Division staff photos, 1991-present (sample 165 photos shown above)

John Mather wins Gruber Cosmology Prize, August 2006

John Mather, NASA Web Site main page, October 2006

John Mather photo used around the world
2006 and beyond

CRESST/Joint Center for Astrophysics (UMBC) (22 photos)

Olga Vovk on Research Blogging, 2012

Women of Goddard (NASA publication), 2011
(2 photos)

The Telegraph (Calcutta, India) 2011

Letters to Creationists blog, 2010

Alexander Kashlinsky "Dark flow", 2008-2011
(1 photo in eight places)

Ehud Behar, Technion, Tel Aviv , 2009

Hubble Heritage Project (STSci), 2006 (3 photos)

Northwestern University, fall 2009 (2 photos)

Christopher Wanjek, science writer for LHEA
"Armchair Astrophysics" column, Mercury magazine, May-June 2004.

Jerry Bonnell, PBS/NOVA/WGBH, 2002.

Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 2007
Frank Jones, theoretical astrophyscist in LHEA, died of cancer in July, 2007.

Physics Today, 2001
Reuven Ramaty, theoretical astrophyscist in LHEA, died of ALS in April, 2001.

Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, 2001
Obituary for Natalie Mandzhavidze, LHEA

Goddard science writer Frank Reddy
interviewed by Outreach-U

Jack Tueller memorial symposium
(1991 photo published in 2013)

Harvey Moseley speaking at TEDx Connecticut College (2014)

Eleonora Troja
Athena Interview for Intl Women in Science Day Feb 2017 (2010 photo)

George Sonneborn
GSFC Scientific Colloquium (Feb 2018)

Giuseppe Cataldo
Interviews in Italian Media (2018)

Harvey Moseley
Bio page at Quantim Circuits, Inc (2018)

Damon Bradley
Invited talk at DSP Online Conference (2020)

Staff photos used to illustrate other award winners

Astrophysics Science Division Annual Reports

For 7 years (2008-2014), ASD published an annual report which included many photos of astrophysicists.

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2008. (8 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2009. (7 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2010. (30 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2011. (23 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2012. (19 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2013. (25 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division Annual Report, 2014. (25 photos)

Portraits of a more formal nature at NASA/GSFC

Nikolai Shaposhnikov, monograph, Bursting Neutron Stars, VDM Verlag, 2008.

Ann Hornschemeier, "AstroConfidential" feature, Astronomy magazine, April, 2009.

John Mather, "AstroConfidential" feature, Astronomy magazine, June, 2009.

Thayne Currie, "AstroConfidential" feature, Astronomy magazine, April, 2010.

Marc Kuchner, "AstroConfidential" feature, Astronomy magazine, December, 2010.

Marc Kuchner also had an interview published in the Finnish astronomy magazine Avaarus (July 2010). (Different photo, same session)

The same photo of Marc was used in an interview with Marc in the November 2010 issue of Goddard View about his country songwriter status.

Marketing for Scientists (2011,2012)

Profile of Emmanuel Fonseca in Penn State University Science web site, February 2011.

Sky & Telescope, August 2012
Article by Thayne Currie & Carol Grady, of GSFC

NASA Press release
Alice Harding wins Rossi Prize
February 2013

NASA & SSAI Press releases
Alexander Kashlinsky, ESA/Euclid mission
February 2013

Karwan Rostem on LinkedIn
March 2013

NASA press release
Marc Kuchner & Disk Detective January 2014

Elizabeth Ferrara
Univ. of Maryland Astronomy Dept. Fall 2017

Other events at NASA/GSFC

Queen Elizabeth visits Goddard, May 2007
(5 photos, contest winner)

International X-ray Observatory (IXO) Meeting at NASA/GSFC, August 2008

NASA/GSFC ASD E/PO group, August 2010

Divya Pereira on the ThinkGeek web site, spring 2011

2011 March ADNET Advisor (company newsletter)

2011 NASA Afterschool Universe
paper towel tube spectroscope video

Signposts of Planets (exoplanets) conference, 2011 (3 photos)

NASA/GSFC Astrophysics Science Division events included in Annual Report, 2011.
(4 photos)

NASA/JPL: Neil Gehrels interview (2002 photo published in 2011)

Building 2 commemorative display case (in Bldg 34 at GSFC)

Bruce Woodgate memorial tributes
(2013 photo published in May 2014)

ASD Peer Award recipient Francesco Tombesi
on Italian sites (August 2014)

Astro-H/SXS team in 2014 ASD Annual Report (pubished summer 2015)

Tom Cline survives plane crash
February 2015
Channel 7 & Channel 9 news; Washington Post

μ-Spec spectrometer (February 2015)

Ted Gull, NASA/GSFC Scientific Colloquium (April 2015)

National Astronomy Consortium GSFC cohort (June 2015)

JWST primary mirror and John Mather
(May 2016) (2 photos)

Goddard View magazine with JWST
(May 2016)

ADNET System SESDA-IV
contract rebid back cover
(December 2016)

Jane Rigby and JWST
(2017 for May 2016 photo)

"Fermi Friday" - Fermi 10th anniversary
(January 2018)

John Mather Nobel Scholars
(Multiple years and people)

Jewish Community

Congregation Beth El: Scroll, June 2007, "A Week in the Life of Beth El", (14 photos published)

Washington Jewish Week, Sept 25, 2008.

Congregation Beth El: Scroll, October 2008, Project 613: Writing the Torah

Congregation Beth El: Scroll, June 2009, Birkat HaHamah, which observes that once each 28 years "the sun is said to be in the same place in the sky was it was at the moment of Creation."