Julie Grace Immink
Photographer / Based in Milwaukee, WI
Julie Grace Immink is a photographer currently based in Milwaukee, WI. She works on long and short term documentary photo projects about the human condition. She was born and raised on the Jersey Shore and began photographing as a young...
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Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Editor, Writer, Travel, Photo Assistant, Documentary, News, Photo Editor, Photography, Lifestyle, Events, Culture, Blogger, Arts & Culture, Journalist Investigative, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Humanitarian, Assignments, Creative Professional, Multimedia Journalist, Magazine, Editing, Storyteller
Skills:
Photo Assisting, Photo Editing, Print Making, Photojournalism, Film Processing, Film Photography, Colorist
About
Available in: Milwaukee, WI
Focused on:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Editor, Writer, Travel, Photo Assistant, Documentary, News, Photo Editor, Photography, Lifestyle, Events, Culture, Blogger, Arts & Culture, Journalist Investigative, Freelance, Civil Rights and Social Inequality, Humanitarian, Assignments, Creative Professional, Multimedia Journalist, Magazine, Editing, Storyteller
Skilled at:
Photo Assisting, Photo Editing, Print Making, Photojournalism, Film Processing, Film Photography, Colorist
Coverage Regions:
Asia Latin America USA & Canada
Languages Spoken: English
Years of experience: More than 10
Julie Grace Immink is a photographer currently based in Milwaukee, WI. She works on long and short term documentary photo projects about the human condition. She was born and raised on the Jersey Shore and began photographing as a young teenager. Her working-class upbringing has inspired her work to focus on the socio-economic landscape of subcultures and communities.
Her photographs of human settlement are saturated with provocative thoughts about commerce, faith, and community. She studied photography at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. Her work has been published in LA Weekly, LAist, Argonaut News, and Roadtrippers Magazine. She has also participated in photographic exhibitions internationally.
When she is not photographing you can find her swimming, kayaking through rivers, or talking to strangers (the stranger the better).
Her photographs of human settlement are saturated with provocative thoughts about commerce, faith, and community. She studied photography at the Art Institute of Philadelphia. Her work has been published in LA Weekly, LAist, Argonaut News, and Roadtrippers Magazine. She has also participated in photographic exhibitions internationally.
When she is not photographing you can find her swimming, kayaking through rivers, or talking to strangers (the stranger the better).