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Waiting for Wind, archival pigment print, 24 x 34 in.

Daniel J. Gregory

I wasn’t one of those kids who knew that they wanted to be. Every day I wanted to be something different and my imagination of what to be seemed never-ending. I have had cameras since I was a little kid, and as an adult, I found magic behind the lens. The camera changed my being. I was more present, thoughtful, and connected to the world. So when the opportunity presented itself I decided to embrace who I am and started my life in photography. I also believe that we are not islands in an ocean but part of a connected community. Being a part of a community and wanting to help others lead me to become a teacher and mentor as well as a photographer. Helping others tell their stories, sharing their experiences, and seeing them connect to what matters is in many ways better than any photograph I have ever made. My current work focuses on our relationships to time and place, attempting to understand how we connect in meaningful ways to places and people of importance.

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Sunflower Study #2, archival pigment print, 27.25 x 37.25 in. (framed)

Fern Study #1, archival pigment print, 26.25 x 19.75 in. (framed)

Night at Palouse Falls, archival pigment print, 38 x 28 in. (framed)