Amy Osborne is an independent documentary and news photographer based in San Francisco. She is a first-generation college student with BFA in Visual Arts and Media from the University of California, San Diego. Born and raised in a low-income working class home in North Idaho, Amy is interested in topics surrounding class and socioeconomic issues. She is focused in particular on economic inequality, lack of affordable housing, and their effects on the working class and poor. Drawing from her lived experiences of growing up in constant financial insecurity, Amy is fully invested in the topics and people she covers - in turn connecting deeply with those she is photographing, allowing for a collaboration in both spirit and in practice.
Clients/Published
The New York Times • The Washington Post • The Wall Street Journal • Mother Jones Magazine • San Francisco Chronicle • BuzzFeed News • The Sunday Times UK • Bloomberg • The Intercept • VICE News • The Guardian • The New Yorker • Newsweek • USA Today • Los Angeles Times • San Diego Union Tribune • The Boston Globe • Chicago Tribune • And More
Exhibited
• 2019 San Francisco City Photography Club, Book and Job Gallery, San Francisco
• 2018 Woman Street Photographers, El Barrio's Artspace, New York City
• 2018 San Francisco City Photography Club, Samys Camera Gallery, San Francisco
• 2017 Articulated Identities, Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco
• 2017 Street Foto San Francisco, Harvey Milk Photo Center, San Francisco
• 2014 Miami Street Photography Festival, Kike San Martin Studios, Miami
• 2011 BINACOM Biennial Conference, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, Mexico
• 2017 Eddie Adams Workshop XXX
For more information on Amy's work, employment opportunities, or to just say hello, feel free to get in touch at amyosbornephoto@gmail.com
The New York Times • The Washington Post • The Wall Street Journal • Mother Jones Magazine • San Francisco Chronicle • BuzzFeed News • The Sunday Times UK • Bloomberg • The Intercept • VICE News • The Guardian • The New Yorker • Newsweek • USA Today • Los Angeles Times • San Diego Union Tribune • The Boston Globe • Chicago Tribune • And More
• 2019 San Francisco City Photography Club, Book and Job Gallery, San Francisco
• 2018 Woman Street Photographers, El Barrio's Artspace, New York City
• 2018 San Francisco City Photography Club, Samys Camera Gallery, San Francisco
• 2017 Articulated Identities, Diego Rivera Gallery, San Francisco
• 2017 Street Foto San Francisco, Harvey Milk Photo Center, San Francisco
• 2014 Miami Street Photography Festival, Kike San Martin Studios, Miami
• 2011 BINACOM Biennial Conference, Universidad Autonoma de Baja California, Mexico
For more information on Amy's work, employment opportunities, or to just say hello, feel free to get in touch at amyosbornephoto@gmail.com