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As CareOregon staff photographer I documented the joys, challenges, determination and courage of CareOregon members for over eleven years. The images captured established CareOregon's brand as a compassionate and successful healthcare company.

I strived to capture the dignity, spirit and resilience of those I photographed. 

 

While engaging with the men, women and children I photographed I learned about their lives, their hopes and dreams. I listened to their stories.

Eleanor Gorman

ELEANOR GORMAN
Portland, Oregon


Cell 503-250-2627
eleanorgorman@frontier.com
www. eleanorgormanphotography.com



EDUCATION:
Graduated Massachusetts College of Art & Design 2000, BFA Photography

 

EXPERIENCE:
Contract Photographer
May 2017 - Present

Corporate photography assignments include portraiture, annual reports, events, billboards, group photography as well as maintenance of corporate image library using standardized workflow and file naming conventions. 

Project Volunteer: Migration Patterns: Mapping Our Journey
Human Solutions Family Shelter, Portland, Oregon

June - December 2017
Partnered with Portland social action artist and art therapist, Rachel O'Rourke, to work with the women and children at Portland’s Human Solutions emergency family shelter.

 

Migration Patterns: Mapping Our Journey was a social practice project co-created by participants housed in the Human Solutions Family Center and Rachel O'Rourke. With funding made possible by the Regional Arts and Culture Council, Rachel collaborated with families for ten months in 2017 to creatively explore how to change the dominant discourse surrounding the issue of homelessness.
 

As a contributing artist, I worked with the shelter residents mapping their journey to homelessness and photographically documented the project and Rachel's interaction with the residents..

https://www.eleanorgormanphotography.com/migration-patterns-human-solutions


Photographer/Design Specialist, Marketing & Communications
CareOregon, Portland, Oregon

December 2005 - February 2017


ACCOMPLISHMENTS
As a member of CareOregon’s Marketing & Communications team, provided photography and storytelling for website, social media, annual reports and for various business entities, in addition to creating imagery for ongoing marketing initiatives.

Developed, designed and editor of CareOregon's first twice-monthly online newsletter for nine years.
 

Photography, Interviewing and storytelling for CareOregon's Well Being Book and video essay project.
 

Project Lead for three phases of CareOregon's windows project involving the creation and installation of 25 large scale documentary photographs on the window facades of the downtown Portland corporate headquarters.

Development, organization and maintenance of a photography library of over 100,000 images.
Documentation of a photo library standard operating procedure, standard naming convention and organizational hierarchy.

 

Bruce Davidson "We The People" Documentary Photography Book and Exhibition:
Casting photography, interviewing and storytelling for this two year project documenting the lives of CareOregon's most vulnerable members.

Developed and designed online surveys as well as online/email marketing initiatives

Photographed, curated and managed the installation of 15 large scale photo canvas portraits at the corporate offices of Yamhill Community Care Organization, McMinnville, Oregon


CareOregon 20th Anniversary book creative team

Photography Lead: PCP Heroes: Photographed and interviewed five featured physicians as part of a CareOregon provider recruiting campaign

Photography and member stories featured annually in Washington, DC based national organization journals (ACHP and ACAP)


SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
Extensive knowledge of photography, cameras, studio equipment & lighting 
Experience working and collaborating as member of creative teams
Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Lightroom, Bridge
Website development and design skills.
Survey and email marketing software

Video experience and knowledge
Event planning experience

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