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Photographer of the Month — Daniel Beltrá
Daniel Beltrá, iLCP member, is a world-class photographer. He was born in Spain and is fluent in English, French and Spanish. From his various trips to the Amazon, Daniel is also able to converse in Portuguese.
Daniel has been photographing the changing Amazon rainforest since 2001. He has documented the worst drought, largest flood and the burning of thousands of acres of rainforest. Daniel received awards for his photos on the drought in both 2006 and 2007 at the World Press Photo and the China International Press Photo Contest.
In 2008 Daniel was awarded the Global Vision Award from the Pictures of the Year International Competition. In 2009, he won the Prince’s Rainforests Project Award. He is currently living in Seattle, Washington.
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