Gail Albert Halaban i(b. 1970, Washington, DC) is a New York-based, American fine art photographer. Halaban attended the Rhode Island School of Design and would later earn a BA from Brown University and a Master of Fine Arts in photography from Yale University School of Art. As a photographer, Gail Albert Halaban has received widespread acclaim for her striking, large-scale photographs. Her photographs have also been published in noteworthy publications including The Huffington Post, The New Yorker, New York Times Magazine, Time, and Le Monde. Halaban has become particularly well noted for her large-scale photographs of women and urban cityscapes. Through her projects, Gail Albert Halaban illuminates the tensions, emotions, and identities bound up in our city communities and fueled by our urban lifestyles. In each of these projects, Halaban explores notions of intimacy, isolation, subjectivity, neighborly perception, and daily life.