I’m a street and portrait photographer from the greater Philadelphia area, now based in New York City. Growing up, I dismissed photography as something anyone with a good camera could do—but that changed in college after discovering the work of Francesca Woodman, Robert Frank, and Lee Friedlander in an art history course. Their images shifted my perspective and sparked a deep passion for the medium.
What began as a newfound appreciation quickly evolved into my primary creative outlet—a way to explore the world, connect with people, and express ideas. I feel incredibly fortunate that this passion has allowed me to help others tell their stories. Preserving meaningful moments and creating photographs that hold lasting personal significance is a responsibility I never take for granted.
What began as a newfound appreciation quickly evolved into my primary creative outlet—a way to explore the world, connect with people, and express ideas. I feel incredibly fortunate that this passion has allowed me to help others tell their stories. Preserving meaningful moments and creating photographs that hold lasting personal significance is a responsibility I never take for granted.
Please feel free to reach out to my email (dannypbloom@gmail.com) to share your vision—let’s see if we’re a good fit for collaboration!
Recent Recognition:
Personal project "Love Letters to San Francisco" received recognition from Hi-Fructose Magazine and led to an interview with Inside Edition.
Recent Recognition:
Personal project "Love Letters to San Francisco" received recognition from Hi-Fructose Magazine and led to an interview with Inside Edition.
"Love Letters to San Francisco"
Spotlight by Spencer Heaphy