Based in New York City
lee@leehoagland.com
+1.202.536.7851
Currently in New York City
Through portraiture and landscape photography, I have investigated discriminatory labor practices, human rights abuses, and their influence on people. My interests are rooted in exposing, through long term projects, large structural systems of power and oppression. The ability to humanize these concepts through photographs allows the stories to be understood by a larger audience. These projects, respectively, focused on: migrants in Paris, the labor camps of the GCC and their impact on communities in India, and creating a new vernacular, through portraits, of how victims of war, in this case Iraqis, are portrayed.
My latest project shifted my focus to the environment and how to humanize climate change. To see this project through I moved to Hanoi, Vietnam. I'm now back in my home base, New York .
For direct contact kindly write to lee@leehoagland.com or call 1.202.536.7851
Select Clients:
The New York Times
Médecins Sans Frontières
TripAdvisor
New York University
The Financial Times Magazine
Obama for America
JW Marriot
Getty Images
La Boutique So Press
The Telegraph
Le Monde
Human Rights Watch
Exhibitions and Awards:
Magenta Flash Forward Festival 2018
Magenta Flash Forward Festival 2017
Society for News Design
Joop Swart Masterclass nominee
Getty Images Gallery
Magenta Flash Forward Festival 2012
IPPA Best of Photojournalism
Books:
Magenta Flash Forward 2018
Magenta Flash Forward 2017