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Photography

Images are the best way to capture a reader's attention and complement an article. I put in the effort to research, develop, edit, and practice my fundamental skills. From sporting events to protests to concerts, photojournalism adopts many forms. Not only have I worked in photojournalism, but I have also worked in portraiture. I have taken wedding, engagement, and senior graduation photo shoots. 

Governor's Press Office •

Gov. Healey signs an Education-Transportation Surtax Bill

I am very proud of the composition, and the overall moment in time of this image was captured. What felt like a simple bill signing was elevated to a more important moment because of the photograph's framing. This image also appeared on the front page of El Mundo Boston's July 3, 2025 edition.
The Huntington News •

Northeastern Women's East Hockey Championship

Traveling to UConn stadium for the East Hockey Championship in a cramped bus only to lose in a final tie-breaker was heartbreaking. Many of my sports photos show athleticism and celebration, but this match taught me how powerful moments of silence can be for a story.
The Huntington News •

The Driver Era, "Obsession Tour"

The Driver Era tour brought me back into concert photography. In the crowded photo pit, I learned to think and move quickly to capture interesting musical moments. I enjoyed this concert not only for the photography, but the opportunity to network with others.
The Huntington News •

Northeastern University Pro-Palestinian Encampment

The News conducted intense three-day coverage of the Northeastern encampment. On the first day, I photographed for 12 hours to help with the ongoing breaking news. It was an incredible experience to learn ethics, protest photography, and work vigorously with a news team.

Trump attacked their universities. These students reported on it.; Adri Pray

Collaborating with reporter Zoe MacDiarmid, we traveled across the Massachusetts to capture environmental portraits of student journalists. This project was not only creatively challenging to photograph, but a chance to practice motion graphics editing.
Governor's Press Office •

Lt. Governor Driscoll visits the Benjamin Banneker STEAM Expo

Executing this event took time, patience, and quick thinking. The school not only had students who were on the no-photograph list, but also had varying lighting difficulties throughout the classrooms. I practiced using flash photography and quickly identifying spots to avoid students while capturing the Lt. Governor Driscoll's tour.
The Huntington News •

Boston Anti-ICE protest in solidarity with Los Angeles

While photographing this event, I felt the thrum of social justice throughout Boston. It was a chance for me to embrace the feeling and practice photographic framing.
The Huntington News •

Harvard International Students Protest

During the Harvard International Student Protest, the contrast of students actively graduating while participating in this protest was powerful. I am proud of this image because the intentional framing gives a lot of information: the organization's name, flag, etc. Next time, I would wait for a more expressive face and crop in the right to remove the small black corner.
Governor's Press Office •

Desiree Linden embraces a friend after completing the 129th Boston Marathon

A visual artist once told me that anyone could take a photo of someone at the finish line, and I agree. However, as seen in this image, it is the moments after that I felt like I thrived in capturing the human emotion after experiencing something so impactful.
Governor's Press Office •

Gov. Healey gives Mt. Holyoke Commencement Address

During the Mt. Holyoke commencement ceremony, I felt that the months of skills I learned at the State House had come to fruition. I was able to be patient for "the perfect moment," edited efficiently, and worked seamlessly with the Press Team to produce successful coverage.