Eleanor Moseman

人文摄影师，善于用镜头放大社会与文化叙事，分享关于力量、韧性与希望的故事。一次穿越中国和中亚、总里程达15,000英里的单人自行车远征，为她后来的新闻摄影生涯奠定了基础。2008年至2020年间，她常驻中国，主要聚焦于少数民族的生活。这份投入让她完全沉浸其中：学习语言、理解文化，并建立了至今依然牢固的情谊。如今，她继续在美国和亚洲的社区中从事这类工作，同时也关注其他人文和环境题材。今年，她参加了《纽约时报》作品集评审，并开始接受Ed Kashi和James Estrin为期两年的指导。她也是一位商业建筑与室内摄影师，偶尔也参加超级耐力赛。Eleanor曾担任2018年第五届瞬间手机摄影大赛的评委。

Eleanor is a humanitarian photographer who uses her lens to amplify social and cultural narratives, sharing stories of strength, resilience, and hope. A 15,000mile solo bicycle expedition across China and Central Asia laid the foundation for her later career in photojournalism. From 2008 to 2020, she was based in China, focusing primarily on the lives of ethnic minorities. That dedication led to total immersion: she learned the languages, understood the cultures, and built relationships that remain strong to this day. She continues this work among communities in the United States and Asia, while also covering other humaninterest and environmental stories. This year, she attended the New York Times Portfolio Review and began a twoyear mentorship with Ed Kashi and James Estrin. She is also a commercial architecture and interior photographer, and occasionally takes part in ultraendurance races.

Eleanor served as a judge for the 5th Mobile Photography Competition in 2018.