RICHARD DANIELS ARCHIVE

I have some work in an exhibition at the Association of Photographers,  London, this February on the topic of Power, Gender and Poverty . The exhibition is curated by none other than Nan Goldin, in association with Vice Magazine and the NGO CTRL ALT SHIFT.

Nan Goldin is one of those photographers who does n’t have a website, but you can find some of her work at a little site called the tate .

This is the archive of Richard Daniels,a photographer based in Bangkok,Thailand and occasionally Essex,England.

Richard focuses on documentary, corporate and fine art photography. Recent work has included documenting the Thai Silk Industry for Jim Thompson, The largest producer of Thai Silk In the World. The work of the Buranathai buddha factory in Pitsanalok, Thailand and also a photo essay on veteran muay thai kickboxers on Boxers Day (Nai Khanom Tom Day).

His fine art photography project Electricity Cables,Bangkok was selected for the Best of Show at the International Photography Awards this year and will also feature in the forthcoming Lucie Awards Book.

This archive will feature work from the past and new projects as they develop. Please also take a look at the main site www.richarddaniels.com to see the portfolio as a whole.