Shuran Huang 舒然

Photographer

www.shuran.photography

Portraits

Location: Washington D.C.

Nationality: Chinese

Biography: Shuran Huang 黃舒然 (she/her) is a Cantonese photojournalist based in Washington, D.C. Through moments of intimacy, her work focuses on politics, immigration, human rights, diaspora experiences, and interactions in between. She speaks fluent English,... MORE

Skills: Research, Translator, Image Archiving, Lighting Tech, Audio Recording, Photo Assisting, Cataloging, Color Correction, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, QuarkXPress, Adobe Premier, Apple Final Cut Pro, Book Layout/Design, Photo Editing, Coding CSS, Coding HTML, Mixed Media, Print Making, Animation, Copywriting, Multimedia Production, Photojournalism, Motion Graphics, Product Design, Retouching, Video Editing, Film Processing, Film Photography

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg sits for a portrait in the Lawyer's Lounge at the Supreme Court of the United States.

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Mark Morgan, the Acting Chief of Customs and Border Protection, stands for a portrait.

Guo Jia, an industrial design student at Syracuse University, stands for a portrait.

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Pete Buttigieg, the Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and 2020 presidential election candidate.

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Wheelchair basketball player, Malat Lueth Wei, 25, is featured in the short documentary No Limits about bringing the sport to South Sudan.

Downtown Phoenix resident Omar Peters enjoys a beer after work at The Grand Cafe in Phoenix.

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Theodre, a pianist based in Washington D.C.

Sarah Marie Winther, an exchange student at Syracuse University, stands for a portrait.

Joelynn Avery, the owner of AVery Vintage Shop, stands for a portrait.

Buffalo artist Fotini Galanes is photographed in front of one of two 20-foot-high murals she created in the lounge at Patina 250 on Delaware Avenue. It’s a freehand charcoal drawing done directly on the wall.