Daniella Zalcman

@dzalcman @dzalcman

Daniella Zalcman is a documentary photographer based in London and New York. She began her career while studying architecture as an undergraduate at Columbia University, freelancing for the New York Daily News in between classes. After several years of working as a daily assignment photographer primarily for the NYDN and then for The Wall Street Journal, she moved to London where she now focuses on long term projects that explore the legacies of western colonization. She is a multiple grantee of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, and her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia. You can find her on Instagram and Twitter as @dzalcman.

Highlights

Reporting

| Daniella Zalcman, Rahima Gambo

Announcing the 24th Moving Walls Exhibit, Here We Are: Visual Resistance and Reclaiming Narratives

The Open Society Documentary Photography Project is pleased to announce our upcoming exhibition, Here We Are: Visual Resistance and Reclaiming Narratives, the 24th iteration of Open Society’s ongoing Moving Walls exhibition series. Here We Are…
| Daniella Zalcman

Australian photographer @raphaelarosella

This week, @womenphotograph took over our photo department’s account to share work from female and non-binary visual journalists, including the Australian photographer @raphaelarosella. Follow @newyorkerphoto to see more. A post shared by The New Yorker…
| Daniella Zalcman

WOMEN PHOTOGRAPH + ONA WORKSHOP

This inaugural one-day workshop for female and non-binary photographers by the new Women Photograph initiative will involve skills-building talks on a wide array of issues ranging from the importance of registering your copyright to hands-on…
| Daniella Zalcman

No Longer Seeing the World Through Men’s Eyes

The first Women Photograph grants to support personal projects by female visual journalists have been presented to Alex Potter, Lujan Agusti, Gabriella Demczuk and Néha Hirve. Women Photograph, a new organization, aims to help women…