Daniel documents a special view of life and love and through his camera. He shows us an intimate glimpse of his visions of life and beauty. I truly appreciate his talents at showing the Arizona where I live. As a Jewish father of a gay son, Daniel has softened my heart to my situation when too many pressures try to … Read more

Daniel documents a special view of life and love and through his camera. He shows us an intimate glimpse of his visions of life and beauty. I truly appreciate his talents at showing the Arizona where I live. As a Jewish father of a gay son, Daniel has softened my heart to my situation when too many pressures try to harden my heart. Thank you Daniel.

Daniel has an eye for the unusual and keeps interest high. His subject range is vast and unexpected. I laugh so often at some of his humorous shots. Oh, and on occasion I have had exreme giggles with his written wit. My recent Daniel fav (there are many) inspired me to think about painting again. It was a guy in a red … Read more

Daniel has an eye for the unusual and keeps interest high. His subject range is vast and unexpected. I laugh so often at some of his humorous shots. Oh, and on occasion I have had exreme giggles with his written wit. My recent Daniel fav (there are many) inspired me to think about painting again. It was a guy in a red shirt walking on a sidewalk with several other cool things happening like repeated patterns and perspectives. Like the artist, Magritte. He is so much fun to be around! I can't wait to try his cooking. Have you seen his images of delicious looking food? mmmmm. Daniel does it all: cooks, sings, photographs, and so much more...let's see!

I think Daniel is very good at taking pictures 'out of the box'. He goes out there and thinks to himself - I'm going to try 'this' and wants to understand everything he can about 'this', when he can use 'this' and then adds 'this' to his knowledgebase. So when he's applying something - he does it in a large variety o… Read more

I think Daniel is very good at taking pictures 'out of the box'. He goes out there and thinks to himself - I'm going to try 'this' and wants to understand everything he can about 'this', when he can use 'this' and then adds 'this' to his knowledgebase. So when he's applying something - he does it in a large variety of ways instead of just taking people's advice. That thinking, along with learning how to apply the funtions of his XTi are definitely worth watching. I'm looking forward to his application of 'that' pretty soon.