BIOGRAPHY

Tiffany Brown is a freelance photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada. Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, Brown has called Las Vegas home since 2006, after a decade in the Pacific Northwest.

Tiffany fulfills the needs of editorial, commercial and corporate clients with an eye for detail, a sense of humor and a style rooted in documentary photography. Much of her personal work focuses on the stories of women in Las Vegas, and her family. Tiffany is a contributing photographer with Redux Pictures.

When not on assignment or working on personal projects, Tiffany is all about domestic life with her family, working on improving her macrobiotic cooking skills and planning weekend getaways for surfing or snowboarding, weather dependent.   

CLIENTS

Acciona Energy
American Way
Associated Press
Billboard
Bloomberg Businessweek
COLORS Magazine
CondeNast Portfolio
Dell
Forbes
Google
International Spa Association
Kenmore
Las Vegas Magazine
Las Vegas Sun
Las Vegas Weekly
NBC / Scare Tactics
New York Times
New York Times Magazine
Organic Gardening Magazine
Panasonic
Rolling Stone
Sunset
The Fader
The Oregonian
The Washington Post
Wall Street Journal
Wired.com

Tiffany’s photos are published in books including America 24/7 (2003), Oregon 24/7 (2004,) and Blue Planet Run: The Race to Provide Safe Drinking Water to the World (2007).

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

2011
/ Nominated for PDN 30

2010
/ Best of the West Journalism contest, Portraiture.

2009
/ Las Vegas Sun’s Pulitzer Prize for Public Service

/ Associated Press’ California Nevada photo contest, Portraiture.

/ Nevada Press Association photo contest, Portraiture.

2008
/ Dart Award, Finalist

/ World Press Joop Swart Masterclass, Nominee

2007
/ Casey Medal for Meritorious Journalism for a single project, Runner-up

Other Recognition By:

National Press Photographers Assoc.
Best of the West journalism contest
The Associated Press
The Eddie Adams Workshop
Nevada Press Association
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Assoc.
Society of Professional Journalists
Suburban Newspapers of America
Lee Enterprises
Her Mom and Dads