I was born and raised in the United Kingdom, but began my photojournalism career in North America stringing for The Associated Press in Portland, Ore. From there I spent 10-years working as a staff photographer on...
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Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, French, Chinook Wawa
Years of experience: More than 10
HEFAT certification? no
I was born and raised in the United Kingdom, but began my photojournalism career in North America stringing for The Associated Press in Portland, Ore. From there I spent 10-years working as a staff photographer on various daily newspapers in Oregon, Pennsylvania and New Mexico before freelancing as a photojournalist.
I have won a variety of awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Associated Press, World Press, National Press Photographers' Association, Sony World Photography Awards and was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. I have also earned the Community Awareness Award from the Photographer of the Year International, and the Golden Light Award for my documentary work. Most recently, I was awarded an honorable mention in the Deeper Perspective category of the International Photography Awards, and was chosen as one of ten Oregon visual artists to be awarded the 2022 Individual Artists Fellowships from the Oregon Arts Commission.
Exhibitions:
2022 - Astoria Visual Arts Gallery: Solo exhibition 'ntsayka ilii- our place' exploring the resiliency of the Chinook People and their relationship to Tansy Point 2019 - Oregon Historical Society: Photo in the Permanent Exhibit- Experience Oregon 2018 - Johns Hopkins University: Part of a group show- 15 Stories of Hope, Change and Justice
2013 - The Wright Museum of Art: Solo exhibit based off of the book Behind the Beautiful Forevers by Katherine Boo
2010 - Panda Gallery, New York: Part of a group show- Tomorrow// Today// Yesterday
2010 - Somerset House, London: Part of a group show- A Positive View