Dan Ward

Dan Ward uses photography in an effort to capture images that touch people. His candid portraits seek moments of intense emotions such as affection, deep thought, joy and contemplation. His landscapes are intended to portray contrasting scenes, while his nature photographs explore different or unseen vistas.

Dan has received awards in a variety of photography shows including the 2012, 2011, and 2010 Nature Visions Show, the 2006, 2008, and 2009 Meadowlark Photo Expo (Kodak’s Sponsors Choice award in 2006), On Your Own Time art shows in Dallas (People’s Choice Awards in 2004 and 200...

Dan Ward uses photography in an effort to capture images that touch people. His candid portraits seek moments of intense emotions such as affection, deep thought, joy and contemplation. His landscapes are intended to portray contrasting scenes, while his nature photographs explore different or unseen vistas.

Dan has received awards in a variety of photography shows including the 2012, 2011, and 2010 Nature Visions Show, the 2006, 2008, and 2009 Meadowlark Photo Expo (Kodak’s Sponsors Choice award in 2006), On Your Own Time art shows in Dallas (People’s Choice Awards in 2004 and 2006), the 2007 Claude Moore Nature Photo Expo, the Ellipse Gallery 2007 Top Photos of the Past 75 Years and various community art shows in Virginia, Texas, Connecticut and Arizona.

His recent work includes collaboration with the poet, Dr. Catherine Sweeney Burton. Examples of their photohaiku and phoetry can be seen in the Emerge, Phoetry and Plane of Life galleries. Their book, Emerge, is available from Blurb. This site, Imagekind, does not permit direct links to other sites, but you can find the book by searching on Dan L Ward at www.blurb.com.

Dan is also a workforce economist. He was the senior editor of a new AMACOM book on strategic workforce planning, entitled POSITIONED.