Gary Fabiano
For more than 10 years Gary was a resident of New York City, working as a documentary photojournalist that has taken him all over the world. He has covered conflicts from Bosnia to Kosovo, to the Middle East where he photographed the ongoing conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians. Most recently he traveled to Haiti to cover the civil unrest and violence that consumed the country during the ousting of Jean-Bertrand Aristide.

In 2002 his photographs from the West Bank were awarded the SPD Award of Merit from the Society of Publication designers. Gary’s work during the war in Kosovo gained him recognition, including first place in the 1999 Kodak/PDN Black and White Photography contest. He also gained recognition in the 2000 Alfred Eisenstadt Awards where Gary’s photographs were featured in the special edition of LIFE magazine, “Best Magazine Photos of the Year”.

During the attacks on the World Trade Center, Gary was trapped under falling debris when the South Tower collapsed while he photographed the unfolding chaos. His photographs from the attack on the World Trade Center have been included in several exhibitions as well as books including “Here is New York”. He was also included in the HBO documentary about the WTC attack.

Gary Fabiano’s photographs have been published in magazines around the world including, but not limited to: Life, Newsweek, Time, US News & World Report, Paris Match, Mother Jones, Le Figaro and the Times Magazine of London. He is represented by SIPA Press, one of the oldest and well respected photo agencies in the world, which is based in Paris and New York.

Gary has moved to Washington, DC from New York to cover the White House, Capitol Hill and the continuing unrest in the world.