ABOUT GIORA DAN

Giora has worked on a variety of documentary assignments ranging from low lying Pacific atolls to mountain monasteries in Asia. His images have been widely published in geographical magazines in North America, Europe, Africa and the Asia / Pacific region, including African, Canadian, NZ Geographics, the Smithsonian Magazine and British Geographical. He has worked for the International Federation of the Red Cross/ Crescent on projects focusing on raising awareness of global warming in the Pacific region.

Giora was the principle photographer for Asian UNESCO heritage sites for ‘Our Place World Heritage’ Publishing. His work for this project covered a territory that stretched from Israel and Turkey in the west to Japan in the east. His brief was to capturing the human interaction within and around these sites. Giora’s approach to documentary imagery is visual interpretation of culture on its own terms, in finding moments of transcendence in the everyday.

ABOUT PAUL DALY

Paul Daly is a multi award winning landscape and commercial photographer specialising in landscape imagery. His images have appeared in numerous publications from books, calendars and postcards, to product packaging, web sites to television commercials. He is also a Qualified Commercial member of New Zealand Institute of Professional Photography (NZIPP) and an award winning Associate member.

Paul takes on various assignments which sees him travelling New Zealand and Internationally, he has recently been involved in photographing landscape assignments for New Zealand Geographic Magazine, has had work published in German GEO Magazine and contributed to New Zealand Geographic's 20th anniversary book. Paul is in high demand lecturing on landscape photography, digital capture and digital post production, at both a tertiary level at the University of Canterbury, at secondary level in adult community education, and at amateur level through local camera clubs. And now internationally both Paul and Giora have jointly presented several seminars in Singapore under the Nomadic Planet company umbrella.