Name Maggie Steber | Role Photographer | |
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The grid maggie steber national geographic photographer episode 160
Maggie Steber is an American documentary photographer who has covered issues from the slave trade to the science of memory.
Contents
- The grid maggie steber national geographic photographer episode 160
- Phonar nation master storyteller maggie steber
- Life and work
- Awards
- References
Phonar nation master storyteller maggie steber
Life and work
Early in her career, Steber lived and worked in Galveston, Texas, working as a reporter and photographer for the Galveston Daily News and as a picture editor for Associated Press in New York. Steber was a director of photography for the Miami Herald and is a contributor to magazines including Life, The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, Smithsonian, People, Newsweek, Time, Sports Illustrated, The Sunday Times Magazine, and Merian Magazine of Germany.
Steber has worked in Haiti for over 25 years documenting the history and culture of the Haitian people. Her essays on Haiti have appeared in The New York Times and she has a monograph published by Aperture Foundation titled Dancing on Fire: Photographs from Haiti.
National Geographic has published her essays on Miami, the African slave trade, the Cherokee Nation, sleep, soldiers’ letters, Dubai and a story on the science of memory. Steber is one of eleven photographers featured in National Geographic's 2013 exhibition, Women of Vision: National Geographic Photographers on Assignment.
She is a member of Facing Change Documenting America, a group of civic-minded photographers covering important American issues. Steber currently lives in Miami, Florida.