Maggie Steber

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Documentary Photographer | Educator | Photo Editor — field_542d8190101fc

Maggie Steber is an internationally known documentary photographer, educator and photo editor whose work has appeared in major magazines, newspapers and book anthologies as well as national and international exhibitions. She has worked in 68 countries specializing in telling the stories of underrepresented people. Best known for her photo essays in National Geographic Magazine and her humanistic documentation of Haiti, she published Dancing on Fire: Photographs from Haiti with Aperture. Her nine-year project on her mother’s melancholic voyage through memory loss was made into a multimedia presentation by MediaStorm and won a Webby award. In her career Steber has worked as a picture editor for Associated Press, a contract photographer for Newsweek, and as the Director of Photography at The Miami Herald. Steber is a member of VII Photo Agency. Her photographs are included in the Library of Congress and she exhibits internationally. She has received three grants for her work and numerous awards. Her clients are found all over the globe.

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A Face Transplant Transformed Katie’s Life

By: Joanna Connors - nationalgeographic.com - September 2018 This story is difficult to look at. Yet we are asking you to go on the remarkable journe...

Featured on: Tuesday, September 25, 2018

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Katie's New Face - Video

We use our faces to kiss, to speak, to express our emotions. What would we do without a face? This short film tells the incredible story of Katie Stub...

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