Exhale Photojournalism
From their base in New York, Exhale Photojournalism serves photography clients across NY. Reach them at (646) 344-9504 or email erik@exhalephotojournalism.com. Visit their website to learn more about their work. Located at 647 W 172nd St Apt 3. Reach them at (646) 344-9504 or email erik@exhalephotojournalism.com. Visit their website to learn more about their work. Located at 647 W 172nd St Apt 3. Located at 647 W 172nd St Apt 3. Reach them at (646) 344-9504. Visit their website for more details on services and portfolio.
Directory information score for Exhale Photojournalism
Fixed points summarize recorded information, not service quality. Missing data adds no points and may explain a lower score. Listed credentials and press mentions are not independently verified by this score.
| Google Rating | N/A/5 → 0 / 35 points |
|---|---|
| Review Volume | 0 reviews → 0 / 20 points |
| Credentials | None listed → 0 / 5 points |
| Press Recognition | 0 mentions → 0 / 3 points |
| Web Presence | 17 / 20 points |
| Experience | N/A → 0 / 2 points |
| Profile Completeness | 6 / 15 points |
Key facts
- Based in: New York, NY
- Address: 647 W 172nd St Apt 3
- Website: http://www.exhalephotojournalism.com
- Phone: (646) 344-9504
- Email: erik@exhalephotojournalism.com
- Budget tier: Contact photographer
Frequently asked questions
What services does Exhale Photojournalism offer?
Exhale Photojournalism's specialties are not yet catalogued. Review their portfolio or contact them directly.
What is Exhale Photojournalism's typical rate?
Rate information for Exhale Photojournalism is not published. Contact directly at (646) 344-9504 for a quote.
Where is Exhale Photojournalism based?
Exhale Photojournalism is based in New York, NY. Confirm service area directly before booking for work outside the metro.
How do I hire Exhale Photojournalism?
To hire Exhale Photojournalism: Visit http://www.exhalephotojournalism.com to review their work, or call (646) 344-9504, or email erik@exhalephotojournalism.com. Most photographers ask about the event date, location, and desired coverage before providing a quote.