Caroline Gutman

Photographer @ Self / Based in Washington, DC & Philadelphia, PA

Caroline Gutman is a freelance photographer and writer based between Washington, DC and Philadelphia, PA, USA. Her work often looks at gender and economic inequality, climate change, and art and cultural innovation. Her work has been... read on

Focus: Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Writer, Researcher, Reporter, Politics, Travel, Environment, History, Photo Assistant, Documentary, News, Video, Photography, Domestic, Foreign, Portraiture, Stock, Lifestyle, Conceptual, Culture, Foreign Desk, Arts & Culture, Journalist Investigative, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Humanitarian, Assignments, Commercial, Entrepreneur, Fellow, Consultant, International, Creative Professional, Editorial, Photo Shoots, Editing, Storyteller, Visual Artist, Climate, Digital Journalism, Photo Coordinator, Feature Stories, Environmental Stories, International Stories, National Park stories, Still Photographer, US Politics, Portrait Photography, Reportage

Skills: Research, Copy Editing, Photo Assisting, Photo Editing, Black & White Printing, Storyboarding, Mixed Media, Curating, Copywriting, Photojournalism, Film Photography, HEFAT, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office (PowerPoint)

Clients:

The Guardian

The New York Times

The Washington Post

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Caroline Gutman

Photographer @ Self / Based in Washington, DC & Philadelphia, PA

The New York Times: 36 Hours in Philadelphia

National Geographic: The dark history of South Carolina’s beguiling blue dye

Politico Magazine: The Real Power in the New Congress Isn’t Where Matt Gaetz Thinks It Is

Smithsonian Magazine: The Blue That Enchanted the World

Inside Climate News: A Vast Refinery Site in Philadelphia Is Being Redeveloped and Called ‘The Bellwether District.’ But for Black Residents Nearby,..

The Washington Post: As bombs fall, a Ukrainian professor teaches economics — and survival

Quanta Magazine: Pondering the Bits That Build Space-Time and Brains

The New York Times: Gig Workers Say High Gas Prices May Be a Breaking Point

South Carolina farmer believed to be first in Palmetto State to harvest hibiscus

The Guardian: When the mystical goes mainstream: how tarot became a self-care phenomenon

The Washington Post: He took his wife and kids to Afghanistan one last time. Now he can't get them out.

The New York Times: For Tenants Nationwide, a Scramble to Pay Months of Rent or Face Eviction

Anatomy of a health conundrum: The racial gap in vaccinations

Need Amid Plenty: Richest US Counties Are Overwhelmed by Surge in Child Hunger

Tired of waiting on the government, hungry Americans turn to one another for help

Pennsylvania Turns To Man's Best Friend To Sniff Out Spotted Lanternfly Infestation

Portraits of U.S. Voters

2020 Presidential Election in Philadelphia

Farming an Uncertain Future