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Julianne Gauron
Freelance Photographer
Julianne Gauron is a Boston-based documentary photographer known for her work in conservation, agriculture, humanitarian, and adventure themes. She has a background in industrial design, focusing on innovation and brand strategy for tech and outdoor brands and brings a unique storytelling perspective to her photography. Julianne's work has been featured in various print media, and she has directed an award-winning documentary short film called Dear Senator. Collaborating with non-profits, publications, and purpose-driven organizations, she crafts visual narratives and directs documentary shorts to amplify her clients’ stories.
Highlights
When I first connected with Tillers International, their new executive director was in the midst of reimagining the organization impact and future. In preparation for my photo and video work, we delved into Tillers unique brand DNA, uncovering the gaps and opportunities to weave a more compelling visual narrative. Our collaboration took me to Uganda and Mozambique, where I captured the essence of Tillers international and their stakeholders—an element that needed to be brought to life more vividly in organizational communications. Through my lens, we aimed to illuminate their impact and mission in the region. Now, as their new website goes live, it radiates the spirit of Tillers sustainable agriculture efforts, from Kalamazoo to rural Africa, with the images I captured this spring. The site also features a graphic we ideated together to convey Tillers unique value through the dynamic exchange of knowledge among their global community. Supporting organizations which strive to enhance lives and nurture our planet through my storytelling is not just a profession for me; it’s a profound privilege.
A sample of new images from wonderful collaboration with Tillers International in Uganda and Mozambique. Based on the clients needs, I created human centered images and video shorts of the non profit's work supporting small scale farmers to improve food security and better face the risks of climate change in low and middle income countries. Tillers will use the images to better communicate decades of work in African communities on their new website and social channels with the aim of engaging donors, new audiences, and their existing US and international community. This project was a pleasure from start to finish!
