
Photo essays, interviews and insights celebrating remarkable people and the art of visual storytelling.
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In college, Morgan DeNicola promoted nightclubs in New York City. Today she runs the DeNicola Family Foundation and serves as vice chair of the Humpty Dumpty Institute, an NGO that brings members of Congress into closed-door sessions inside...
A heavy bang on the door started around 9 a.m. as Gabriel ate breakfast. The boy and his mother, who were staying with a friend, hid in the utility room, and two police officers, one armed with a taser, eventually forced their way inside. S...
I almost walked past them.
They were tucked low along a fence line, the way they always are, not calling attention to themselves, just existing in that cool May afternoon light with the breeze moving through them. Small white bells. That s...
Women’s History Month. Seven portraits. Seven women who didn’t wait for permission.
The weight of a professional camera is often measured in pounds and ounces, but today, that physical strain feels secondary to the responsibility held within the frame. As a photographer, you look, you recompose, and you make a choice about...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Multimedia journalist, photographer, storyteller. Endlessly curious. I capture connection and moments that matter. 20 years photographing remarkable people. Published in NYT, Forbes, Variety. Teaching at Medill. Chasing light and great stories.
Carolina Baldin is a freelance journalist from Brazil. Having worked in law, policy and regulation, she is passionate about everyday stories that illustrate larger issues. She graduated from a master's program at Northwestern University in 2023.
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