Dan Bauman's  macro images  appear to be digital manipulations. In fact, they are authentic photographs. He attains their unusual appearance through a remarkably simple process: by applying everyday substances like water, salt, and sugar to an LCD screen, and then capturing the stunning visuals with his camera.

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Dan's street photographs are similarly unconventional.  He highlights his expansive definition of what a 'street' can be, as he captures life across a range of settings. from jetties and trains to traditional streets, 

 

Although Dan had always held a fascination for photography, a need to process and document the aftermath of 9/11 compelled him to undertake intensive study.  He is largely self-taught, with only a few classes of formal training. He lives in New York City, where balances his passion for macro and street photography with that for his career in psychiatry.