Andrea DiCenzo
Photojournalist / Based in Dubai, UAE
Andrea DiCenzo (b. 1985) is an American photojournalist whose work focuses on armed conflict and humanitarian crises throughout the Middle East. Over the past five years, much of her work has focused on the war with the Islamic State in...
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Available in: Dubai, UAE
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Photographer, Photojournalist, Photography
Coverage Regions:
Middle East
Languages Spoken: English
Years of experience: 6 to 10
HEFAT certification? yes
Andrea DiCenzo (b. 1985) is an American photojournalist whose work focuses on armed conflict and humanitarian crises throughout the Middle East.
Over the past five years, much of her work has focused on the war with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, as well as Iraq’s legacy with armed conflict. This includes photographing the Islamic State’s weapons trafficking and production factories for WIRED Magazine, documenting the investigation into casualties from US-led coalition strikes in Raqqa, Syria for Amnesty International, and reporting on the tens of thousands of children who lost their parents under the Islamic State or the battle against it for The New York Times. When not in Iraq, DiCenzo has been working on a series of articles around women’s issues in Japan for The New York Times.
DiCenzo is currently National Geographic Society Explorer working on a story in Baghdad.
Clients include: The New York Times, Marie Claire Magazine, WIRED Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Buzzfeed News, The New Yorker, Le Figaro Magazine, M Le Magazine du Monde, La Presse, The Telegraph Magazine, BBC, UNHCR, Amnesty International, Deutsche Presse-Agentu (dpa) and others.
DiCenzo has up-to-date Hostile Environment and First Aid Training and has RISC certification.
She is based in Dubai, UAE.
Over the past five years, much of her work has focused on the war with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, as well as Iraq’s legacy with armed conflict. This includes photographing the Islamic State’s weapons trafficking and production factories for WIRED Magazine, documenting the investigation into casualties from US-led coalition strikes in Raqqa, Syria for Amnesty International, and reporting on the tens of thousands of children who lost their parents under the Islamic State or the battle against it for The New York Times. When not in Iraq, DiCenzo has been working on a series of articles around women’s issues in Japan for The New York Times.
DiCenzo is currently National Geographic Society Explorer working on a story in Baghdad.
Clients include: The New York Times, Marie Claire Magazine, WIRED Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, Buzzfeed News, The New Yorker, Le Figaro Magazine, M Le Magazine du Monde, La Presse, The Telegraph Magazine, BBC, UNHCR, Amnesty International, Deutsche Presse-Agentu (dpa) and others.
DiCenzo has up-to-date Hostile Environment and First Aid Training and has RISC certification.
She is based in Dubai, UAE.