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Redux Pictures
Redux Pictures
Headquarters: Melville - 200 Broadhollow Road, Suite 207 - NY 11747
Redux Pictures is a prestigious photography agency that specializes in powerful visual storytelling. Founded in 2001, Redux is known for representing an elite group of documentary photographers and photojournalists who capture compelling images that shed light on some of the most critical social, political, and cultural issues of our time. The agency’s roster includes world-renowned photographers whose work spans a diverse range of topics, from human rights and conflict to environmental issues and cultural movements.

At its core, Redux Pictures aims to amplify the voices of photographers who use their craft to spark conversation and drive change. The agency’s photographers are dedicated to producing thought-provoking, in-depth imagery that goes beyond mere documentation, offering a nuanced perspective on the world’s most pressing matters. Redux focuses not only on news and documentary photography but also champions the work of those who tackle themes of identity, migration, inequality, and justice.

In addition to its impressive portfolio of photographers, Redux Pictures is committed to supporting visual storytellers by providing them with the tools and opportunities to have their work seen by global audiences. The agency works with prestigious media outlets, publications, NGOs, and organizations to ensure its photographers’ work reaches the widest possible audience and has a meaningful impact.

Redux Pictures also hosts curated exhibitions and collaborates with institutions to showcase important bodies of work that can spark dialogue and create awareness around significant issues. Through its commitment to quality, integrity, and visual storytelling, Redux continues to be a leader in the world of photography, providing powerful images that capture the complexities of our world and reflect the realities of today’s society.

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