Photo by Thomas Bassett

About

Carlin Stiehl is a second-generation Israeli-American photojournalist from Los Angeles, Calif.

He has worked intimately in communities of different value systems across the United States, from metropolitan centers to the outreaches of rural society, illustrating human-environmental relationships and humanizing socio-political issues viewed from afar.

Carlin received his B.S. in Film & Television with a concentration in Marine Sciences from Boston University where he specialized in narrative documentary storytelling. He then worked in multimedia production in Ethiopia before transitioning into film production in the documentary and commercial industry in Los Angeles.

Carlin is also completing his master’s thesis in Photography at Ohio University’s School of Visual Communication. He has worked in newsrooms for The Chesapeake Bay Program, The Kalamazoo Gazette and The Boston Globe, producing short-term daily and long-form documentary work.

Featured work in:

Los Angeles Times
The Boston Globe
The New York Times
The Wall Street Journal
The Washington Post
Reuters
Politico
Getty Images
MLive
The Chesapeake Bay Program and Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
CNN
WBUR
NPR
Bloomberg
Rolling Stone
and more…

Awards and Honors

Eddie Adams Workshop XXXV Alumni

CPOY 2021

Feature - Bronze

Ohio News Photographers Association POY 2020

Student Photographer of the Year - 1st Place

Feature Picture Story - 2nd Place

The Curious Society Gad Schuster Gross Grant

2021

President of NPPAOU

2020 - 2021

2020 Student Chapter of the Year

Paul Schutzer Memorial Award

2020

Northern Short Course

2020, Fairfax Va.

Mountain Workshops

2019, Cynthiana, Ky.

Ohio University Tuition Scholarship

2019 - 2021

Contact

carlinstiehl@gmail.com

+1 310-994-4479

@carlinstiehl