Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As a fashion photographer in Brooklyn, Emily Teague often tells her own stories, crafted fastidiously, controlling light and location to create the perfect frame. But as she steps out of that role to document the people and victims of human trafficking, she’s speaking for those whose stories are often swept under the rug.
With nearly 25 million victims of human trafficking worldwide, Emily shines a light in dark places, illuminating a global crisis. Through photography, she changes the way people see themselves and others.
For every person with a camera in their hands there’s SmugMug. We help photographers like you share the power of your perspective. See more stories (maybe even yours) at https://smu.gs/thislensYT
As a fashion photographer in Brooklyn, Emily Teague often tells her own stories, crafted fastidiously, controlling light and location to create the perfect frame. But as she steps out of that role to document the people and victims of human trafficking, she’s speaking for those whose stories are often swept under the rug.
With nearly 25 million victims of human trafficking worldwide, Emily shines a light in dark places, illuminating a global crisis. Through photography, she changes the way people see themselves and others.
For every person with a camera in their hands there’s SmugMug. We help photographers like you share the power of your perspective. See more stories (maybe even yours) at https://smu.gs/thislensYT
