Mark Peterman

Mark Peterman is a photojournalist based in Phoenix. View more of his work here.

Thu Dec. 20, 2012 4:06 AM PST

Advertise on MotherJones.com

Popular on Mother Jones

More Ways to Get your MoJo

Advertise on MotherJones.com

Funny Times magazine:
Guaranteed to Make You Laugh
Available in iTunes, on Kindle Fire or in print
Get hundreds of America's funniest progressive cartoonists and writers every month. For over 25 years, we've been serving up smart, observational and laugh-out-loud humor to help you make sense of our crazy world. Try us today!

Humor Times: World's Funniest News Source
Don't cry about the news, laugh about it, with the Humor Times! Monthly political humor magazine transforms politics as we know it! Subscribe today!

Real Viagra, Cialis Levitra Deal
Secure, Discreet and Reliable. Dare to compare our competitive prices.

Support Independent Artists
Amazing art, crafts, apparel, paper-goods and more. A carefully curated selection of sundries since 1999.

Bernard F. Duhon: A Professional Law Corporation
An attorney that is straightforward and dedicated with 34 years of experience in the industry.

Post Hypnotic Press Audio Books
Inspiring, relevant, smart audiobooks: sustainability, progressive economics, health, engaging fiction. Need a last minute gift, email an audio book download!

Mother Jones' text ads reach influential, socially-conscious readers eager to take action
See how easy and affordable it is to share your customized message with millions of consumers.

FREE CONNECTIONS FOR GREEN SINGLES
Meet progressive singles in the environmental, vegetarian & animal rights community who share your values

Mark Peterman

Watch: "A Lot of People Say: 'I'm Going to Buy Some Body Armor.'"

Preppers on how to survive the apocalypse—and Barack Obama's second term.

Popular on Mother Jones

Gagged by Big Ag

Are Conservatives More Likely Than Liberals to Avoid Cognitive Dissonance?

Why Is Gay Porn So Popular in Pakistan?

What Is a Derecho, Anyway?

Your Hormones Tell You How to Vote

Justice Dept. Loses a Round in Battle to Keep Surveillance Wrongdoing Secret

More Ways to Get your MoJo

Support our Advertisers

Advertise on Mother Jones