Robin Rayne

Canton, GA
Portfolio

Robin Rayne is a seasoned, nationally published documentary photojournalist whose lens centers overlooked communities, especially people with disabilities. With decades of experience, they bring integrity and depth to stories often ignored. Rooted in journalism, not advocacy, their work elevates truth and dignity, capturing lives with authenticity and respect. Robin’s work is represented and distributed by ZUMA Press Wire Service.

Project: See Me, Hear Me: Living with Disability in the American South
Set in the American South, where support systems often fall short, this project weaves photo-driven vignettes with first-person narratives to center voices too often overlooked—people with intellectual, developmental, or mental health disabilities, and those needing full-time care. These are not tales of “overcoming,” but of persistence, creativity, and love. More than three decades after the Americans with Disabilities Act, the project asks: Who is still waiting to be included? With trust and care, each story challenges assumptions and invites a deeper, more human understanding of what it means to live with disability in today’s America.