Bio
Talisman Brolin is a commercial and portrait photographer. Born and bred in New York City, she comes from a family of artists, writers and educators. Talisman studied Cultural Anthropology at Brown University and, deeply influenced by her grandmother, Industrial Designer Eva Zeisel, started working as a photojournalist (NYDN + NY Times). She now applies her "candidly curated" aesthetic to her personal, commercial and editorial clients.
Fine Art Print pricing available upon request.
Awards
Talisman's photography is repeatedly recognized by Photo District News, International Photography Awards, APA Photo Awards and The New York Press Photographer's Association.
Permanent Collections
Talisman's work from Cuba was selected by Darren Walker, President of the Ford Foundation, to be a part of the Foundation's permanent collection.
Pro-bono
The ELM Project—formerly known as Camp AmeriKids. The ELM Project enhances the lives of underserved youth living with chronic illness by providing an enriching summer camp experience and the tools for a healthy, independent future.. Talisman has been a volunteer counselor, health and wellness, photographer and web developer since 2011.
