Five of the Texas Tribune's favorite photographers on the images that define a year like no other and the stories behind them.
This session was available to ticket holders of the 2020 Texas Tribune Festival for the duration of the monthlong event.
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This session is supported by Texas Cultural Trust.
Gaspar is an associate photo editor for The Texas Tribune, where he started as a fellow in 2019. He has worked as a photo editor at The Daily Texan, a multimedia intern at KUT and a contributor at Do512. Gaspar has also worked for Texas Student Television’s “Austin Underground” and the University of Texas at Austin’s Cactus Yearbook.
Vonderhaar is a documentary photographer based in Austin, Texas. His work centers around broad trends in society, as seen through the development of subcultures. Most recently, Vonderhaar spent time at various protests in Austin to document the intersection of racial justice and gun rights activists.
Tauber is a freelance photographer based in Dallas. Her recent work covers the effects of the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement. Previously, she worked as a photo and multimedia intern for the Austin American-Statesman and as a photo fellow for the Texas Tribune.
Huang is a freelance photographer based in Houston and Bogotá, Colombia. Previously, she served as managing editor, photo editor and designer for The Daily Texan. Huang was a multimedia intern for KUT, Austin's NPR affiliate. Huang’s work has been featured by The Texas Tribune, Houston Chronicle, Texas Observer, NFL Texans and Vice News, among others.
