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Karl Grobl
Photojournalist Karl Grobl travels to the far corners of the world to tell compelling picture stories and explore the human side of issues faced by people across the globe. Going well beyond the surface of the story, Karl's photographs reveal the heart, and sometimes heart-wrenching truth, of the matter with astute reverence for human dignity.
Grobl specializes in humanitarian photojournalism and documents the work of nongovernmental organizations in the developing world. Some of his clients are World Vision, Catholic Relief Services, Family Health International, World Emergency Relief, African Development Foundation, Pan American Development Foundation and Freedom from Hunger.
Karl's reportage work has taken him to India, Nepal, Guatemala, Ecuador, Peru, Belize, Haiti, Cuba, Honduras, Argentina, Uganda, Kenya, Malawi, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Bolivia, Vietnam and Burma. His most recent project focused on the fight against Malaria in sub-Saharan Africa.
ZUMA Press represents the San Diego, California-based photojournalist worldwide. His work regularly appears in leading media across the globe.
zReportage Story:
Cambodia's New Killing Fields
City of God
Uganda's Killer Mosquitoes
Rebuilding Lives
Theresa Vernetti
Grobl often teams up with Theresa Vernetti, a San Diego-based writer and photographer in whose literary skills help put words to his powerful photo essays.
Vernetti captures the essence of daily life and the spirit of the people and places she visits. She incorporates texture, movement and a sympathetic tone in her writing and photography to create a rich, cultural amalgam as the foundation for her work.
Vernetti finds inspiration by exploring the world through backpacking excursions and adventure travel.
She studied Spanish literature and religion at the University of California, Santa Barbara and the University of Granada, Spain. Vernetti then attended the University of Southern California to earn a degree in dental hygiene, her current profession.
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