1 February 2007
Daniel - Photographer

© Greenpeace/Newman
Spain
Hola, this is Daniel.
I'm from Spain, but I've been living in Seattle the last 5 years. I'm the photographer onboard for this tour. My first trip on a Greenpeace ship was in 1990! Despite all the years, I love it as much as the first day. Since I was a child, animals and nature were my passion, then a bit later came photography and traveling. I feel very lucky, I can't think of anything else I would rather be doing.
Greenpeace gives me the chance to help make a difference with my images. I am very motivated by that. In all these years I've participated in expeditions all over the world. My images have appeared in many publications and I've been lucky enough to get some awards.
In the last years I've worked a lot documenting Global Warming nd on the Amazon rainforest.
I'm always taking photos, so when I'm not working for Greenpeace I shoot for other clients. I do travel a lot and spending so much time away from home is the downside of this job. I want to use this opportunity to thank my wife Shoshana for being so supportive of my passion.
Whaling in the 21st century doesn't make any sens to me, let's work all together to stop it!
You can check some of my photos on my site:
www.danielbeltra.com
- Daniel
Comments
HI BRO NICE WORK .I AM A AMATURE NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER.BY THE WAY WHAT EQIP DO U USE.
Posted by: SIDDI at February 1, 2007 9:49 AM
People can talk about what is happening, but a picture often says it so much better. Excellent pictures Daniel.
Posted by: Andre Inglis at February 2, 2007 8:36 AM
Yes! nice work bro! I´ll keep tuned on your work like I did on your last campaign. I saw the best photos you shot at http://weblog.greenpeace.org/oceandefenders/archive/sowhales/
I hope that you can make good images during your work.
Good luck
Teresa,
Posted by: Terasa at February 9, 2007 5:45 PM
Hola Daniel -
We learn so much from your photos - keep up the good work! And Congratulations on another World Press Org award!!!
Best from Chris and Mark.
Posted by: Chris at February 9, 2007 6:56 PM
Yeah, congrats! World Press Photo - very big time.
You can see Daniel's award wining photo here. It won 2nd in the "contemporary issues" category.
Posted by: Andrew at February 9, 2007 7:10 PM
Hola Daniel,
Congradulations on the award and keep up your great and important work! Travel safe, Chris
Posted by: Chris Johnson at February 19, 2007 11:12 AM
Hola Daniel!
Felicitaciones por el premio del World Press Photo!
Aun recuerdo la foto del arco iris circular que sacaste en Patagonia, Chile para el tour Patagonia 2004 arriba del Arctic Sunrise donde te conoci.
Mucho exito en este nuevo tour, saludos a toda la gente de la tripulacion, a Serkam que tambien anduvo en este pais. Ojala los Japoneses reciban ayuda pronto!
Abrazos,
Fernando Meza
Voluntario Chileno
Posted by: Fernando at February 19, 2007 2:19 PM
Yeah, all these guys call you brother... But I am the one and only true brother, ha, ha! And I feel very proud of you as well! :-)
Un besote fuerte, Mac!
Turbo
Posted by: Turbo at March 10, 2007 4:21 PM
Loved the slide show, excellent work. My favorites were the iceberg with the clouds above and that orca shot. You captured the majesty of that harsh yet beautiful environment. I liked your running commentary.
Posted by: Eric at March 11, 2007 12:37 AM
Hola Daniel, un placer escribirte un comment, quiero decirte que me motivas a tomar un curso de fotogrfia, y pues seguir tus pasos, yo soy Irene Uranga de Venezuela y quiero aprovechar para felicitarte y darte las gracias por tomar ta buenas fotos si tienes el tiempo de mandar un mail con alguna recomendacion, te lo agradecería de todo corazon, mi mail es ireneuranga@yahoo.com
muchas gracias, saludos.
Posted by: Irene Uranga at March 15, 2007 2:49 AM
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