Daniel Teboul | Photographer & Humanitarian
Born in France and shaped by the vibrant energy of New York City, I have spent over 40 years behind the lens. With a career spanning from the 1984 US Presidential trail to the commercial studios of Manhattan, I bring over four decades of technical mastery and journalistic instinct to every project. Today, my work has returned to its roots: the "decisive moment" and the human story. I no longer photograph for commerce, but for connection. My recent work focuses on humanitarian storytelling—documenting the resilience of communities in Nepal, Vietnam, and India, and partnering with medical NGOs like Surgeons of Hope and the Volunteer Health Program.
Whether I am in a surgical theater in Costa Rica or a refugee village in the Dominican Republic, my goal is to provide a voice for the underserved through high-impact photography and video. I believe that a single image can bridge the gap between a donor’s heart and a child’s life-saving surgery.