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David Brunetti is a London based photojournalist working worldwide, specialising in editorial, portraiture and in-depth documentary photography.
David’s personal projects are visual narratives, gathered over extended periods of time, which confront issues of human rights, migration, refugees, conflict and identity. With a particular interest in humanitarian issues affecting identity in (post) conflict situations, David aims to capture images that will influence, leave lasting impressions, move and inspire.
David’s photography has featured in a variety of publications including Zeit Online, New Internationalist, The Guardian, and Wall Street Journal. Recognition of his work has culminated in a number of photography awards, including Felix Schöller Photo Award, KLPA, Portrait Salon and the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize.
David currently dedicates much of his time to long-term photojournalism and reportage work and regularly photographs for documentary and exhibition projects, in addition to other assignments.
Clients: EveryChild, Doctors of the World, UNHCR, UNICEF, UNFPA, Shelter, Humanitas, Target Tuberculosis, Right To Play, Children in Crisis, SOS Children’s Villages Austria, Middle East Institute/National University of Singapore.
Publications: New Internationalist, Spiegel digital, Zeit Online, Stella Magazine, FT, The Guardian, the Wall Street Journal, Positive Magazine, Esquire Russia, afterimage, It’s Nice That, Le Journal de la Photographie, Splash and Grab, Dazed Digital, Lenscratch, Pig House Pictures, On A White Wall and Accent Magazine.