B I O

Kate is an editorial, lifestyle, and travel photojournalist in Washington, DC. Studying under editorial and fine art photographers in Barcelona, Istanbul, New York, and Vermont, she began investigating the idea of visual identity before moving to Washington, where she started the critically acclaimed photography business GoKateShoot.  

A stranger once told her that she is a cross between Marlene Dietrich and Hunter S. Thompson and she has never been more flattered. 

P U B L I C A T I O N S & CLIENTS

New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Examiner, Washingtonian Magazine, Washington Life Magazine, Refinery 29, DC Magazine, Guest of a Guest, Brightest Young Things, the Pinkline Project

Ford, Warby Parker, Indochino, Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art and Design, Armani Frames of Your Life (featured stylist), National Cable and Television Association, USA Today, the Source, Uber, Table Tribes, Help Remedies, DC to BC, Rock Creek Social Club, Ciao Nina, Accoutre

HONORS

  • Awardee: Top 25 Creative Innovators (2012)
  • Grant Awardee: Let'stanbul Art Festival, Istanbul (2012) 
  • Featured Speaker: ThirstDC (2012)
  • Featured Speaker: Fashion Nerd Nite (2012)
  • Grant Awardee: Ford Artist Grants, DCWEEK (2012)
  • Advisory Board Member: Social Media Week (2013)
  • Panelist: Get Your Brand On: How Social Media is Changing Our Personal Brands (2013)

EXHIBITIONS

  • Steel Plant Studios, Student Exhibition (New York, 2010)
  • Steel Plant Studios, The Works (New York, 2011)
  • Pallet Project, 915 F St. video Installation (Washington, DC 2012)
  • Water Street Project (Washington, DC 2012)
  • Submerge featured solo artist (Washington, DC 2012)

C O P Y R I G H T

All photographs appearing in this site are the exclusive property of Kate Warren and are protected under international copyright laws. Photographs are not to be downloaded, reproduced, copied, stored, manipulated, projected, used or altered in any way, alone or with any other material, or by use of computer or other electronic means without the express written permission.