Terry Ragon

Hacking HIV feature in MIT Technology Review Magazine by Boston portrait photographer Adam DeTour

MIT Technology Review: Hacking HIV Cover Story

June 24, 2013 in Boston Photographer, Corporate Headshots, Editorial Photography, Headshot Photographer, Portrait Photographer

Boston Editorial Portrait Photographer Adam DeTour shares his work for MIT Technology Review featuring Bruce Walker, Terry Ragon and Arup Chakraborty and their work for the Ragon Institute to find a cure for HIV.

Adam DeTour is an editorial and commercial photographer based in Boston, MA. Adam's blog is an ongoing look into the work he is doing and a behind the scenes look into how it gets made. Thanks for checking it out!

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