MICHAELCHRISTOPHERBROWN
Razia, 18 days old, lies on a pillow inside the home of Sardar and Farida. The Khans, originally from Afghanistan, moved from Pakistan to Afghanistan in the past year when the UNHCR(?) promised them food rations. The Khans live in an abandoned building near the old King’s Palace, Darulaman Palace, in Kabul.
Razia, 18 days old, lies on a pillow inside the home of Sardar and Farida. The Khans, originally from Afghanistan, moved from Pakistan to Afghanistan in the past year when the UNHCR(?) promised them food rations. The Khans live in an abandoned building near the old King’s Palace, Darulaman Palace, in Kabul.

Bio

Raised in the Skagit Valley, Washington, Michael earned a B.A. in Psychology and Art from Western Washington University and an M.A. in Visual Communication from Ohio University. He moved to New York and began working as a freelance photographer in 2006.

He is currently working on a project in China using Kodak's new Portra 400NC and Portra 800 films. "It has been several years since shooting film on a regular basis. The technology has improved significantly and these new color negative films have excellent skin tone color and contrast in all types of conditions. I am especially impressed with their resolution in low light and evening environments."

Michael has worked on assignment for Fortune, The Atlantic, ESPN The Magazine, Financial Times, GEO France, Conde Nast Portfolio, Time, National Geographic Magazine, The Economist, Monocle, Smithsonian, Ventiquattro, The Nature Conservancy and The New York Times.

For fine art prints contact Michael or ILEX Photo Editions.

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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

The Atlantic

National Geographic Magazine

GEO France

Smithsonian

The New York Times

Fortune

Conde Nast Portfolio

The Economist

ESPN The Magazine

Monocle

A-magasinet

The Nature Conservancy

Ventiquattro

D della Repubblica

PBS

Vrij Nederland

New York Magazine

Newsweek

Internazionale

Time

Financial Times

Brigitte

AARP

British Airways High Life

NPR

D Magazine

VIEW Magazine

National Geographic Adventure