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Allison Zaucha
Photographer
Allison Zaucha (b.1991) is an independent award-winning photojournalist based in Los Angeles, California. She is passionate about working on social issues with a variety of news publications and nonprofit organizations. In addition, Allison enjoys developing meaningful storytelling campaigns with brands and commercial clients. She uses the camera as a means of connection, empowerment, and understanding.
Her work has been published in Vanity Fair, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, The CUT at New York Magazine, WIRED, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, Esquire, US News and Report, CNN, The Lily, San Francisco Chronicle, Baltimore Sun and the historical book Together We Rise: The Official Oral History of the Women’s March by the Organizers.
Allison is a member of Women Photograph and NPPA. In 2018 she attended Eddie Adams Workshop XXXI and The New York Times Portfolio Review. In the same year her work placed second in the National Press Photographers Association’s Northern Short Course Portrait category and she was nominated for PDN / Photo District News 30: New and Emerging Photographers to Watch. Throughout the years her work has been chosen in American Photography 35, 34 and 32.
Allison Zaucha
Photographer
Allison Zaucha (b.1991) is an independent award-winning photojournalist based in Los Angeles, California. She is passionate about working on social issues with a variety of news publications and nonprofit organizations. In addition, Allison enjoys developing meaningful storytelling campaigns with brands and commercial clients. She uses the camera as a means of connection, empowerment, and understanding.
Her work has been published in Vanity Fair, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, The CUT at New York Magazine, WIRED, Forbes, Los Angeles Times, Esquire, US News and Report, CNN, The Lily, San Francisco Chronicle, Baltimore Sun and the historical book Together We Rise: The Official Oral History of the Women’s March by the Organizers.
Allison is a member of Women Photograph and NPPA. In 2018 she attended Eddie Adams Workshop XXXI and The New York Times Portfolio Review. In the same year her work placed second in the National Press Photographers Association’s Northern Short Course Portrait category and she was nominated for PDN / Photo District News 30: New and Emerging Photographers to Watch. Throughout the years her work has been chosen in American Photography 35, 34 and 32.
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