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Trevor Snapp
Trevor Snapp works as a photographer for international media. He also produces stories for public radio and print, as well as films for the web and TV. With a background in anthropology, he is committed to long-term projects and under-reported stories.
Most recently he has worked with The Guardian, BBC, Time, Newsweek, Stern, The New York Times, The Independent, National Geographic Traveler, Marie Claire, Geo France, Global Post, Business Week Geo Lino, Marie Claire and the Chicago Tribune. His work is represented by Corbis.
With years of experience in the development sector, major international organizations have commissioned him to document their programs and pressing social and environmental issues including The Gates Foundation, Heifer International, Population Services International, Helen Keller International, UNICEF, Intrahealth, and Merlin.
He works internationally, currently based between the US and Kenya.