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Every authentic artist has their personal vision. Daniel's view is a window into a world where moments are captured and immortalized, where the ordinary is transformed into the extraordinary. Through his lens, he seeks to uncover the beauty in the mundane, to reveal the stories that linger in the shadows, and to evoke emotions through the play of light and composition. These are the images he's chosen as his legacy to the natural world.
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Meet The Artist
Daniel has spent over four decades in the world of photography, growing up in the wilds of Washington and Minnesota. Coming from a family of artists and outdoorsmen, he first picked up a camera at the age of sixteen, taking it afield on excursions with his father, uncles, and cousins. It was the love of the outdoors and a desire to protect what was left that inspired his destiny, with much of his creativity coming from the artistic eye of his mother, a watercolor and oil painting artist.
Publications
"The publishing industry has always been a key component in the world of conservation. Ansel Adams is probably the most famous for introducing the natural world to the masses and encouraging preservation through education and understanding. Since the early age of 16, I've dreamt of making a difference for wildlife and our planet. These publications are a small part of my efforts to make that happen."
–Daniel J. Cox
Photographer, Conservationist, Educator
Philanthropy
The Arctic Documentary Project documents the scientists, Indigenous people, wildlife, and landscapes of the Far North and provides access to world-class photography to benefit Arctic conservation. Polar Bears International and other scientific and educational outlets have access to these materials to help inspire the general public to take action on climate change.
The Arctic Documentary Project is a fiscally sponsored project of Polar Bears International (PBI). Contributions to the project are processed by PBI in support of the project.
