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David duChemin is a Vancouver-based freelance humanitarian and travel photographer. An unashamed do-gooder, David uses his powers for good and not for evil. This is his blog.

I’ve earmarked this spot for an interview coming out soon in Rangefinder magazine. Check back soon. In the mean time, consider this:

Experience: David is an assignment photographer based in Vancouver. He has extensive international assignment experience on 5 continents.

At 36 years old, David duChemin’s idealism doesn’t seem to be fading any. In fact, it looks like it’s settling in for the long haul. He still wants to use his powers for good (and not for evil); he still wants to save the world and be a resource to others that would do the same.

David specializes in creating compelling images that are both aesthetically and emotionally moving. If you need a photographer who shoots from the heart, has a strong work ethic and will go the extra mile for his clients, David’s your man. Killer bees in Africa? No problem, he’s done it. Mongolia in -30C weather? Bring it on.

A multiple award winner, David has shot for a growing list of commercial and non-profit groups. He is on staff with the Travel Photographers Network and sponsored by Adobe, Think Tank Photo, Lexar, Gitzo, Hardigg Storm Case, ZINK, and Evrium - leaders in the photography industry that David is proud to be supported by.

Languages: English, French.

Citizenship: Canada and U.K.

In India, David is represented exclusively by India Picture.

David’s work is also profiled on Viisual.com, a professional listing of exceptional assignment photographers