About Me

Dan Macbride is a Western Australian photographer and videographer renowned for his unique ability to blend conceptual artistry with journalistic storytelling. With a rich foundation built under the mentorship of esteemed photographers such as Kevin Ballantine, Max Pam, and Duncan Barnes at Edith Cowan University, Dan has honed his craft to a fine art. His storytelling skills were further refined through studies with acclaimed photojournalist Philip Blenkinsop. Additionally, having worked under Phil England and Luke Carter Wilton helped him further hone his studio craft, enhancing his technical skills and creative vision.

Over the years, Dan has collaborated with a variety of clients, leveraging his diverse commercial experience to bring creative visions to life while maintaining journalistic integrity. His highly collaborative approach allows him to engage deeply with subjects, uncovering fresh perspectives and weaving meaningful narratives that resonate with audiences.

A passionate researcher, Dan often intertwines historical context with contemporary themes in his work, creating visually striking narratives that provoke thought and inspire reflection. His dedication to pushing the boundaries of visual media drives him to explore new techniques and mediums, crafting authentic, impactful stories through both photography and mixed media.

In every project, Dan aims to capture the essence of his subjects and their stories, inviting viewers to see the world through a different lens.