Dan loves Chipolte burritos, hiking the Sierras, and his beautiful family. But not really in that order. He might tear up at a clients wedding, but luckily can hide behind the big Nikon D3 camera he’s holding (who he also loves by the way).
With an itch for adventure and global purpose, Dan lived more than a decade overseas, working primarily with The Navigators and various Christian and humanitarian-focused organizations.
Now based in his native Bay Area, he continues to travel extensively on assignments, from earthquake ravaged villages in Pakistan, to urban slums in Kenya. Part of this growing business helps fund his poverty documentation projects, which seek provide a voice for the poor and to expose systemic practices that oppress the most vulnerable of this world.
Dan married Hazel in 2009, an old friend who finally captured his full attention during a brief stopover in Tokyo a year before. They have been blessed with Nathan, who came along in June 2010.