Noah is a photographer, writer, editor and researcher living in New York, NY.
He is a graduate of Ohio University's School of Visual Communication in Athens, Ohio. While in college, he also studied the history of cultural radicals, global economic geography and the framework linking gender and environmental development.
Noah was on staff with The Wall Street Journal from 2009-2010 and has interned with The White House (under the Bush and Obama Administration), The Denver Post, The Concord Monitor and The Free Lance-Star.
His photographs have been published in newspapers and magazines domestically and abroad. Please contact for assignments, to see a print portfolio or multimedia samples.
When not obsessively researching his family history, he can be found eating BBQ.
Thanks for stopping by. Photo by Brady Fontenot.
6 comments:
Haha that's great. Any chance I can get that Eich action?
Nice recent work too. Your football stuff has been killer. Nice subtle moments of those beasts of the gridiron. You must be a sports shooter I'm guessing?!?!
Personally, I prefer the Eich toning. I mean, this picture has nothing to do with that child.
wow
Oh share with me wise Peter in your ways of Photography and Life...
Tell us of this place of bountiful realization that brings you to share your words. Praise us with your self entitled greatness.
What selfish clarity do you see that I cannot? You begged the question of its meaning.
What does this image have to do with you? With me? With the gaze of innocent childhood filled with strange bright lights? With anything?
There's only one person that can make the Eich toning work. Might as well give up and try to find what works for you. Hopefully that involves seeing this little girl.
I was being facetious, dude.
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