Daniller Photography

I studied comparative literature in English and French at UC Berkeley. Post college I moved to Paris and worked in a photo lab and cozy Vietnamese restaurant. I assisted some fashion photographers and realized that wasn’t for me; I am most inspired by real people and their stories.

In addition to documenting weddings and families, I enjoy creative portraiture, documentary, and editorial work—you can view some of that here.

WHEN I’M NOT WORKING, I’M…

Directing and producing a short documentary film about my mom, who started a second career in her 60’s working as an extra in film and tv. She’s been everything from an alien nun in a Marilyn Manson video to a distinguished wedding guest in Glee; find out more here.

Helping my bestie from college make wine in the south of France; ok maybe I’m drinking her wine and only sort of helping. I’m also eating lots of cheese ———>>>

Reading too many books at a time: the most recent rotation includes: Just Mercy, by Bryan Stevenson and Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good, by Adrienne Maree Brown.