WaPo promotes Robert Miller to Director of Photography
Robert Miller has been promoted to Director of Photography at The Washington Post and, states The Post, will lead a “team of talented, award-winning photojournalists, photography editors and freelancers and collaborate with peers throughout the newsroom in bolstering the visual impact of The Post in our journalism.”
According to The Post, Miller “is an experienced leader with a keen eye who has elevated our photojournalism and excels at managing daily and enterprise journalism in all its forms. Since 2016, he has served as a Deputy Director of Photography at The Post, overseeing photography for National, International, Financial, Metro and the Investigative departments.
According to The Post, Miller is dedicated “to fostering a culture of collaboration and mentorship within the photo department and is an effective advocate for impactful photojournalism across platforms.”
He began his career at The News & Observer in Raleigh, N.C., where he worked as a staff photojournalist and rose to become the Director of Photography and Multimedia. He joined the Post in 2008.
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