Edie Raff was a professional photojournalist who made a lasting impact from the mid-1970s to the early 1990s. With a remarkable eye for composition, she embarked on solo assignments, traveling the world during a time when photographers ventured into places where cameras were not commonly found. Edie's work possessed a unique quality characterized by a blend of beautiful composition and subtle, yet poignant, cynical humor. As one of the very few women globally pursuing this profession, she had the exceptional ability to capture subjects in a way that set her apart from the male-dominated industry.