Amy Osborne is a documentary photographer working on both daily assignments and long-term projects, with a focus in social, environmental, and economic issues. She has a degree in Visual Arts and Media from the University of California, San Diego. Amy is currently based in San Francisco, California.
Clients/Published
• The Washington Post • San Francisco Chronicle • BuzzFeed • The Sunday Times UK • The Intercept • VICE News • The Guardian • The New Yorker • Newsweek • CNN.com • Slate • USA Today • Los Angeles Times • Bloomberg.com • San Diego Union Tribune • The Boston Globe • Chicago Tribune • The Hill • Narratively
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
For more information on Amy's work, employment opportunities, or to just say hello,
feel free to get in touch
• The Washington Post • San Francisco Chronicle • BuzzFeed • The Sunday Times UK • The Intercept • VICE News • The Guardian • The New Yorker • Newsweek • CNN.com • Slate • USA Today • Los Angeles Times • Bloomberg.com • San Diego Union Tribune • The Boston Globe • Chicago Tribune • The Hill • Narratively
• 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
feel free to get in touch