Matthew Williams

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Profession:	Photojournalist
Location:	Nashville, Tennessee , United States
Home base:	Nashville, TN
URL:	http://www.matthewwilliamsphotography.com
URL:	http://www.photoshelter.com/user/matthewphoto
Email:	•••••••• (private)
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Languages spoken:	English, German
Organization:	Freelance/ZUMA
Journal:	http://matthewphoto.blogspot.com
AIM/iChat:	m.williams52@mac.com
Mobile phone:	307-399-2885
Emergency notes:	Contact Parents (402) 355-4026.
Last login:	7 minutes ago
Member since:	04 Nov 2005 10:11

About

Matthew Williams is a freelance photographer currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. His work as appeared in publications including Newsweek, MSNBC.com, The FADER, ESPN.com, Doubletruck Magazine, and zReportage.com. In addition he is an alumni of the Eddie Adams Workshop as well as the recipient of several national awards for his work on the AIDS situation in Thailand.

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Matthew Williams. "Thailand's Grim Reaper" zReportage.com, ZumaPress, Apr 10 2007.

Matthew Williams. "A New Kind of Drug War" Newsweek International, pp. pp. 30. [none], Apr 9 2007.

Matthew Williams. "Garbage Kids" and "And the Band Played On" Doubletruck, pp. pp. 33, 63, issue 6. [none], Nov 1 2006.

Matthew Williams. "USA's Poorest County: Reservation Life, the Battle for Survival" zReportage.com, [none], Oct 31 2006.

Matthew Williams. "Garbage Kids: Stung Meanchey Dump" zReportage.com, pp. pp. 1. ZumaPress, Jul 4 2006.

Matthew Williams. "Ed Begley and Martin Sheen" MSNBC, [none], Jun 17 2006.

Matthew Williams. Nicros Climbing Holds, pp. 15-17, Dec 13 2005. "Nicros Climbing Catalog"

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