I just returned from teaching a photojournalism unit at the Blackfeet Academy. The students' photos can been seen on their blog- http://blackfeetacademy.blogspot.com/ This was my drive home from school from Browning to East Glacier- snow drifting across Highway 2.
Labels: Blackfeet, Glacier National Park, landscape, Montana, Native American Reservation
Miles Harrison holds a toy that belonged to his son, Chase, who died after being left in the back seat of his father's car last summer.
Labels: photojournalism, rebecca emily drobis, The Washington Post, Virgina, Washington DC, washington post magazine
My images from the Southern Celebrity Pageant in Charleston, West Virgina. I shot behind the scenes for TLC's new show: Toddlers and Tiaras. The show follows young competitors through the pageant circuit. Click here for more images.
Labels: beauty pageant, children's fashion photography, discovery channel, girls, Kids Fashion, Rebecca Drobis Photography, The Learning Channle, toddlers and tiaras, TV
A fascinating story that I photographed follows a teenage girl who decides to have limb lengthening surgery - click here to read the article
Labels: dwarf, dwarfism, limb lengthening, Rebecca Drobis Photography, surgery, teen culture, teenager, The Washington Post Magazine, youth culture
Labels: New Mexico, portrait
I photographed this very sad story about former Civil Rights leader, James Bevel who is on trial for committed incest against his daughter, Aaralyn Mills. Bevel was an important historical figure, part of MLK Jr's inner circle. Click on the photos to read the entire article by Washington Post writer, Les Schneider:
Labels: civil rights movement, crime, Incest trial, James Bevel, Rebecca Drobis Photography, The Washington Post, The Washington Post Magazine
Rebecca Drobis is a portrait photographer specializing in children and youth.
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