Sherron Watkins, 14 years later
Last month I had the opportunity to photograph Sherron Watkins speak at George Mason University. Sherron Watkins is known as the whistelblower of the Enron Scandal , which happened 14 years ago this month. I don't suppose corporate malfeasance started with Enron, but it sure feels like it. Since then we've had the recession, and countless numbers of corporate shenanigans. Knowing I had a chance to photograph someone who participated in something so historic, I thought it was a perfect opportunity to shoot a portrait. We all worked out the particulars, and I assured Sherron that I'd be ready for her and we'd take 10-15 minutes of her time. For a larger selection of portraits, visit my photoshelter gallery, here . Watkins has been touring and giving speeches for years, now. I thought the most interesting observation she made was comparing the leadership of Enron to the fable, The Emperor's New Clothes. Those that did speak up, Watkins admits tha