Zoriah Miller is an award winning photojournalist whose work has been seen in some of the world’s most prestigious publications. Initially trained in Disaster Management and Humanitarian Aid to Developing Countries, he worked for international aid organizations such as the Red Cross before returning to photography after a long absence. It was his extensive knowledge and training in survival and international aid which made him originally marketable to international photo agencies including World Picture News, Reporters Agency, The Image Works and EyePress Photo Agency. 

His work first won critical acclaim in the early 1990s when his photo series on homeless life in the United States was selected to tour the country in the Songs of The People project. He was also named Photojournalist of The Year in 2006 as well as winning the VII Photo Agency Portfolio Contest. He was among the photographers in World Picture News Networks Most Powerful Imagery of 2006.

As an adult, his images of conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan, The Gaza Strip and Lebanon have been widely published and have traveled to many countries around the world in museums and fine art galleries. His style of dark and moody imagery has become a trademark and he often releases feature stories containing graphic imagery of war, disease, social issues and strife which are considered both powerful and compassionate.