Celia Talbot Tobin
Women Photograph
Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
Celia Talbot Tobin is a freelance documentary photographer based in Mexico. Her work often explores socio-environmental issues surrounding political and natural borders, land sovereignty and the relationships humans build with their environment. She is a proud member of Women Photograph and the IWMF fellowship community.
Publications/Clients: The New York Times, NPR, Harper's Magazine, Audubon Magazine, Le Monde, CNN, Telegraph Magazine, High Country News, UNICEF, YMCA and more. Her work has been exhibited in the Schweinfurth Museum in Upstate New York and The Invisible Dog Art Center in Brooklyn.
- Arts
- Audio capture
- Environment
- Food
- Landscape
- Portrait
- Reporting
- Video capture
- Video editing
Kin (begin portfolio review entry)
Celia Talbot Tobin
Cousins -
Kin is an ongoing personal project that explores notions of home and family, both given and chosen. It seeks to peel away the outer layers of familiarity in order to reach a deeper understanding of what it is that connects us to a people and place.
Started several years ago while working through a time of intense transition in my hometown in upstate New York, it’s evolved into a way of grounding amidst the flux and considering concepts of belonging.
http://www.cttobin.com/kin/
Kin
Celia Talbot Tobin
A murmuration-
Kin is an ongoing personal project that explores notions of home and family, both given and chosen. It seeks to peel away the outer layers of familiarity in order to reach a deeper understanding of what it is that connects us to a people and place.
Started several years ago while working through a time of intense transition in my hometown in upstate New York, it’s evolved into a way of grounding amidst the flux and considering concepts of belonging.
http://www.cttobin.com/kin/
Kin
Celia Talbot Tobin
Jovan -
Kin is an ongoing personal project that explores notions of home and family, both given and chosen. It seeks to peel away the outer layers of familiarity in order to reach a deeper understanding of what it is that connects us to a people and place.
Started several years ago while working through a time of intense transition in my hometown in upstate New York, it’s evolved into a way of grounding amidst the flux and considering concepts of belonging.
http://www.cttobin.com/kin/
