Brian Branch-Price a native of Plainfield, New Jersey and a Howard University graduate with a degree in geology and fine arts photography. Brian an American photographer and foto editor whose career has ranged from photojournalism to commissioned fine arts projects. Brian's methodology has evolved to employ a traditional documentary/reportage approach that allows for his subjective interpretation of the subject.
His career as a photojournalist began at The Hilltop (Howard University) as wells a freelancer for The Washington Post, accumulated five photo internships then later staffing for the Trenton Times (Trenton, NJ), The News Journal (Wilmington, DE) , The Associated Press, Public sqaure amplified and Zuma Press Images.
Brian was selected as a Department of Defense Embed for the Iraq War for AP. His work includes reportage on Obataan Mobilization an orphanage in Ghana, January 6, a Super Bowl, World Series, and world cycling championships.
His current project, “The Original Cowboy, An American Institution”: takes a deep dive into the Black Cowboy Culture. Other projects include Black Maternal and infant mortality rate, vanishing communities, Major Taylor Legacies, BLM, Black Gospel legends, and The Kalmar Nickel (the building of the Pirates of the Caribbean ship)
Other accomplishments Leica stories at BH event space, ASMP member spotlight, Atlanta photojournalism seminar faculty, Photoville, Yunghi Kim, NABJ salute of excellence and a National Headliner awards.
Brian Branch-Price a native of Plainfield, New Jersey and a Howard University graduate with a degree in geology and fine arts photography. Brian an American photographer and foto editor whose career has ranged from photojournalism to commissioned fine arts projects. Brian's methodology has evolved to employ a traditional documentary/reportage approach that allows for his subjective interpretation of the subject.
His career as a photojournalist began at The Hilltop (Howard University) as wells a freelancer for The Washington Post, accumulated five photo internships then later staffing for the Trenton Times (Trenton, NJ), The News Journal (Wilmington, DE) , The Associated Press, Public sqaure amplified and Zuma Press Images.
Brian was selected as a Department of Defense Embed for the Iraq War for AP. His work includes reportage on Obataan Mobilization an orphanage in Ghana, January 6, a Super Bowl, World Series, and world cycling championships.
His current project, “The Original Cowboy, An American Institution”: takes a deep dive into the Black Cowboy Culture. Other projects include Black Maternal and infant mortality rate, vanishing communities, Major Taylor Legacies, BLM, Black Gospel legends, and The Kalmar Nickel (the building of the Pirates of the Caribbean ship)
Other accomplishments Leica stories at BH event space, ASMP member spotlight, Atlanta photojournalism seminar faculty, Photoville, Yunghi Kim, NABJ salute of excellence and a National Headliner awards.