Dan Splaine
Featured Works
Monpan Boy Monk, Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Banana Merchant, Mysore, India
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Heirloom Pumpkins, New Hampshire
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Birch Grove and Foliage, White Mountains, New Hampshire
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Amish Clothesline and Laundry, Lodi, New York
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Charolais Bull profile, New Hampshire
Photography
20 x 16 inches
$225.00 with frame
Industrial Welder on Fishing Vessel, New Bedford, Massachusetts
Photography
16 x 20 inches
$225.00 with frame
Coiled Lobster Pot Warp, Gloucester, Massachusetts
Photography
16 x 20 inches
$225.00 with frame
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About Dan
Dan Splaine lives in Nashua and photography has been his passion for the last half-century. His teenage hobby began with a basement darkroom and a newly minted Yashica 35 mm rangefinder camera in 1972. In 1977 at 17, his hobby became a vocation, starting with a four-year enlistment in the US Army and working as a Still Photography Specialist. That experience is the foundation of his craft and the origin of his love of travel.
He has worked extensively as a photojournalist and commercial photographer, conducting assignments in dozens of counties and throughout the US. Past clients have included the National Science Foundation, AIPAC, The Jason Foundation, and National Geographic Television among others and his images have been published in print and online thousands of times.
Dan currently operates a Corporate and Industrial photography service company here in Nashua. Prints of the images from this exhibit along with many others are available for purchase from his website.
The images in this exhibition are a set of observational photographs from my travels. They reflect my approach, which is all about discovering poignant and visually compelling moments and reflect my minimalist style. Humans, culture, and colorful slice-of-life moments are the subject matter I enjoy the most.