Josh Johnson has traveled the country extensively, working for The New York Times, The Associated Press, The Lincoln Journal-Star, The San Antonio Express-News and several other media organizations. He documentary project work focuses primarily on youth-related issues and women’s health issues. He studied photojournalism at San Francisco State University and has also attended the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he studied Art History.

He is a photographer and educator who has worked with organizations across the country to document community issues such as urban revitalization, HIV/AIDS and food security. His images have been published internationally in books, magazines, newspapers, and other formats in publications ranging from the Navajo Times to the The New York Times.

I think of photography as an element of everyday life. I see images constantly, from when I wake up and notice the morning light as it dances on the wall, until I'm drifting off to sleep and see that same wall and the stillness it has acquired. There is so much visual stimulation on any given day that it's often hard for me to tune it out.