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A grid of various company logos arranged in five rows and six columns, including Johnson & Johnson, Acadia, Children's Neuroblastoma Cancer Foundation, Strivectin, Ogilvy, Global Genes, CRI, Maximum Effort, Casual Films, Janssen, Heartbeat, Nutrafol, Open Swim, INIZIO, Clamterra Communications, Moving Pictures, Global Gateway Advisors, United Nations, Yum!, VABYSMO, Genentech, Empower, Roosevelt Institute, Christian Dior, Joie's Journey, Sound, Moms Demand Action, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Casual.

Press

Collection of various media and news outlet logos, including ABC Good Morning America, People, NPPA, Variety, Daily Mail, Myriad Health, NY1, Feature Shoot, Popsugar, PDN Online, Today's Parent, HuffPost, Patient WORTHY, New York Family, Forward, RARE Revolution Magazine, Good Reads, My Modern Met Media, and Refinery29.
  • "Karen's immense talent for capturing the humanity, joy, and vitality, which must persevere despite the hardship of living with rare disease, is wonderfully complimented by her genuine care, collaborative spirit, and passion for the art of the image." ‍

    —John Ancona. Executive Producer, PUBLICIS HEALTH

  • "An Extraordinary Storyteller!"

    —NEW YORK FAMILY MAGAZINE

  • "Karen is a very talented and professional photographer. I have worked on couple of projects with her where patients living with rare diseases participated in a project. The results were great, the patients felt understood, respected and appreciated. That for me made a difference."

    —Jose Luis Flores, Global Brand Director, BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM

  • "Best Photo & Art Book"

    —GOODREADS

  • Powerful Intimate photos show what it's really like to raise kids with diseases.

    DAILY MAIL

  • “In these moving photos and narratives, Karen Haberberg locates the joy and beauty in children whose lives are too easily relegated to darkness. Her images are not only humane, but also celebratory. They proceed from a great generosity of spirit and an intuitive sense of human dignity.”

    Andrew Solomon, PhD professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University, Pulitzer nominee and author of “Far from the Tree: Parents, Children, and the Search for Identity”

  • Powerful Photos of Kids!

    COSMOPOLITAN

  • Photographer Highlights Genetic Conditions in Stunning Photos.

    HUFFINGTON POST

  • With photographers, I look for two characteristics. One is their technical proficiency -- their ability to master the medium in its ever-increasing digital complexity. The other is their talent. Ineffable, unteachable, a gift. On both scores, Karen Haberberg is special. She's demonstrated startling technical proficiency and inventiveness (see her night sky photographs). And as far as raw talent goes, Karen is exceptionally gifted. Her gifts are particularly evident in the intimacy of her portraits of children, particularly children (and families) suffering from serious illnesses (see her photo book "An Ordinary Day.") She has the rare ability to engage people in the decisive moment, while showing great respect and sensitivity to the family's often fraught circumstances. So if you ever need someone to capture a particularly intimate and heart-rending dynamic, and turn it into a dramatic and compelling story, then you could hardly do better than to engage Karen.

    Bill Drummy/Founder & Chairman, Heartbeat

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