Robert J. Galbraith

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Robert Jack Galbraith is a photojournalist currently living in Canada. He was born in 1956, in Paisley, Scotland. He and his family moved to Hamilton, Ontario in 1964. He began his journalism career with the Montreal Daily News, and has since covered both Gulf Wars.

He now works primarily with the New York Times, but has written or photographed for various publications throughout Europe and North America. He is the author of the book Iraq: Eyewitness to War.