Above: at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, Antarctica.
John Brecher is an award-winning photojournalist with more than twenty years' experience in still
photography, videography and multimedia production. Starting out at the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner in
Alaska, he went on to work as chief photographer at the Jackson Hole News. Next came freelance projects
for msnbc.com, notably a 65-day assignment following the Olympic Torch Relay and two months covering the
aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in coastal Mississippi. For the next ten years, John covered stories across
America and internationally for NBC News. He's now working independently, taking commercial and editorial
assignments and shooting drone imagery as a licensed
part 107 remote pilot.
Client list:
Microsoft, MediaStorm, Catchlight, Starbucks, NBC News, ProPublica, The Washington Post, BET, Habitat for
Humanity, TriFilm, Grid Alternatives, Baja Carports, REV Energy, pv magazine, Green Builder Media, Horatio
Alger Association, Green Standards, Second Peninsula, Joy Mangano, Natural Resources Defense Council,
Civic, SunCast Media, Oliver, Athena Art Finance Corp., Red Element, Wine Spectator, Nevada Institute for
Autonomous Systems, Shields Harper, Zillow.