Daniel Kramer - Houston, TX - Editorial & Commercial Photographer - 832-978-2046

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Boatman Jim Rion waits for a ship to dock and send out its mooring lines in the Houston Ship Channel on Monday, Nov. 14, 2016. Boatmen are part of the International Longeshoreman's Association and are an essential part of operations in the channel. Part of my photo essay shot for The Atlantic magazine with a grant from The Atlantic magazine.

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