About Me
Daniel Teitelbaum is a documentary, editorial, and commercial photographer and multimedia storyteller.
Rooted in a deep curiosity for people and place, his work explores the intersection of adventure, culture, and the human condition. With a background in journalism and a camera that rarely leaves his side, Daniel has contributed to magazines, brands, and independent films that span from remote alpine walls to the heart of small-town communities.
His path hasn’t followed a traditional blueprint—favoring dirt roads over pavement, and questions over answers. Daniel is driven by connection, vulnerability, and the pursuit of meaning through the lens.
Services
Whether in a controlled studio or way out on a remote expedition, Daniel brings a versatile, adaptive approach to visual storytelling. He specializes in both photography and video production, seamlessly navigating between commercial and documentary focused work. From capturing high-stakes action in rugged environments to crafting polished narratives for brands, Daniel thrives in pushing creative boundaries—always with a camera in hand and a clear story to tell.
As Featured In
Climbing Magazine
Bend Magazine
Outside Bozeman Magazine
Montana Fly Fishing Magazine
Balance Slackline Magazine
Cast Fishing Guide
Stalk Hunting Guide
The Blue Light Guide
Background
Daniel Teitelbaum is a visual storyteller with nearly a decade of experience. Beginning his career as an intern & in-house photographer for Outside Bozeman Magazine, he developed a strong editorial eye and a deep appreciation for outdoor culture. He then went on to intern & freelance with Camp4 Collective, where he gained hands-on experience in high-pressure commercial and expedition-style environments. Daniel holds a B.S. in Journalism and an MA in Multimedia Journalism from the University of Oregon where he graduated in 2025.
