EuroTek
presenter
Dan Burton
With over 18 years experience as a professional photographer,
Dan's career spans a variety of genres and specialties. His
professional photographic qualifications and on-going experimental
photography work is complemented by his additional skills as
a highly proficient and experienced deep-sea technical diver,
freediver and Paramotor pilot. This combination of skills has
given Dan access to some of the most exciting and unusual photographic
shoots ever seen.
His work includes some early pioneering technical wreck dives,
such as the recovery of US$50 million work of silver from
the El Cazador at a depth of 90m and salvaging valuable artifacts
from the thousand year old Intan Wreck in Indonesia.
In the mid 90's he was part of the first (NOAA) tri-mix dive
expedition to the USS Monitor.
In 1997 he was invited to join an international team to photographer
and film the HMHS Britannic - sister ship to the Titanic -
resting at 380ft (120m) in the Aegean Sea.
Over the last decade, he has been involved in the sport of
freediving, and has worked with the top ranking athletes around
the world, and has covered many freediving world records.
He has worked with Tanya Streeter, Herbert Nitsch, Sara Campbell,
Carlos Coste, Martin Stepanik, Fred Buyle and many more.
His photographs have been published in hundreds of books
and magazines worldwide, with featured work in National Geographic,
Scientific American, WIRED, BBC Wildlife, GQ, FHM, Mens Health,
Titanic Society, Tauchen, AQUA, Illustreret Videnskab, Pour
La Science, Geographical Magazine, Mercedes Magazine etc.
He has also been involved in a variety of film work, and has
worked for the National Geographic Channel,BBC,Save Our Sea
Foundation,Discovery Channel and Channel 4's Wreck Detectives
2 (8 part series) and Trans World Sport, etc.
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