Biography

Charles-McClintock Wilson (born October 12, 1995) is a Dominican-born photojournalist based in Utah, known for his compelling documentation of everyday life across the United States. His work captures the dynamic rhythms of American society — from political protests and civic life to landscapes, commercial spaces, transportation, and human connection.

A contributor to leading visual agencies including Getty Images/iStock, Shutterstock, Alamy, Dreamstime, and The Mega Agency, Charles’s photography has appeared in major media outlets such as NBC News, ABC, Newsweek, Daily Mail, Sky News, Forbes Japan, Metro UK, and many more.

His storytelling approach is grounded in authenticity, focusing on both quiet and powerful moments that define contemporary life. Charles’s portfolio reflects a keen eye for movement, place, identity, and resilience — themes informed by his international roots and his experience navigating life across cultures.

He is a proud member of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) and continues to develop a strong and diverse archive of editorial and commercial imagery that speaks to both local and global audiences.