Noah Addis is an editorial photographer
based in Los Angeles. He has
over 25 years of experience working on
national and international assignments.
His work combines an eye for beautiful light
and clean design with a sincere interest in
social, political and environmental issues,
especially as they relate to urban
development. He strives to create
photographs that are honest, direct and
authentic.
Addis started his career as a staff
photographer at the Star-Ledger newspaper in
Newark, NJ, which gave him the opportunity
to photograph everything from professional
sports in New York to long-term documentary
projects and conflict photography. A few of his
major assignments included a project about
the growth of christianity in Africa, the 9/11
terrorist attacks in Washington and New York,
the war in Iraq, a series of large-format
portraits and architectural photos of an
American high school, and a long term project
about a family after the father, a police officer,
was killed in the line of duty.
His work is held in public collections including
The Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Center
for Emerging Visual Artists and the Free
Library of Philadelphia. Addis has been
awarded fellowships from the Center for
Emerging Visual Artists, the Independence
Foundation and the George A. and Eliza
Gardner Howard Foundation.
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