# Rebecca Drobis Photography

> Storytelling Photographer for Purpose-Lead Brands

- Canonical listing: https://agencysource.com/agencies/rebecca-drobis-photography
- Location: Cabin John, MD
- Categories: [AI & LLM Development](https://agencysource.com/categories/ai-development), [Photography](https://agencysource.com/categories/photography)
- Services: Corporate Photography
- Industries: Advertising & marketing, Education, Government, Medical, Non-profit, Media, Other industries
- Team size: Freelancer
- Hourly rate: $150 - $199 / hr
- Minimum project: $5,000+
- Founded: 2008
- Website: https://rebeccadrobis.com
- Listing: Not yet claimed
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## About

I am a photographer who tells human stories. With a focus on education, healthcare, environment, youth and family, my campaigns and customized photo libraries help clients amplify their causes and build community. I am a proactive and enthusiastic team player who prides myself on the ability to connect with my subjects and capture authentic emotions and moments. See more of my work here: rebeccadrobis.com

Selected clients include: Children’s National Health System, The United Way, The Ad Council, PBS, US Dept of Health & Human Services, FEMA, Ketchum Worldwide, The American Cancer Society, Disney, The Washington Post and The American Farmland Trust.

Recently, I launched CUSTOM STOCK. I capture the real people, capacities, culture and impact that make an organization unique, and provide a library of personalized, searchable images for use in digital and print marketing and communications materials

Learn more: https://rebeccadrobis.com/ABOUT/Custom-Stock/1

I am currently seeking to collaborate with commercial, nonprofit and editorial clients who need photos that make a difference. Looking forward to connecting!

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