Benjamin Norman is a New York-based photographer and director who The New York Times has sent on hundreds of shooting missions. Other clients call on Ben to shoot a wide range of assignments, from the small and disenfranchised to projects where he handles six-figure producing budgets.

In addition to still photography, Ben has directed short films for non-profits such as City Harvest (the largest food rescue charity in the country) and healthcare companies such as The Visiting Nurse Service of New York.

Passionate about storytelling, his work has appeared in Newsweek, The New York Times Magazine, Sports Illustrated and AARP, and has been recognised by American Photography, Pictures of the Year International, Hearst Corp., and others.

Benjamin Norman is a New York-based photographer and director who The New York Times has sent on hundreds of shooting missions. Other clients call on Ben to shoot a wide range of assignments, from the small and disenfranchised to projects where he handles six-figure producing budgets.

In addition to still photography, Ben has directed short films for non-profits such as City Harvest (the largest food rescue charity in the country) and healthcare companies such as The Visiting Nurse Service of New York.

Passionate about storytelling, his work has appeared in Newsweek, The New York Times Magazine, Sports Illustrated and AARP, and has been recognised by American Photography, Pictures of the Year International, Hearst Corp., and others.