David Degner

A Night at Niblo’s Garden · Brooklyn · July 16–17, 2026 For two evenings in July, I photographed Bindlestiff Family Cirkus at Green-Wood’s A Night at Niblo’s Garden.

Chefs on the Spectrum · Cambridge, Massachusetts I photographed the team at Chitarra Pastaria in Cambridge for a New York Times story about Chefs on the Spectrum.

Eastern Libya · 2011 Photographs and words by David Degner On my second trip to Libya in 2011, I traveled with a backpack and a camera, visiting small towns across the east.

Flynn brought me to Optimax to create a library of photographs as the company began its rebranding process.

Staff portraits, service demonstrations and staged homeowner interactions for the company’s website and social media.

Ikeda Center · Cambridge, Massachusetts For this commercial photography assignment, the Ikeda Center in Cambridge asked me to photograph a book release and a complete set of its publications for it’s website.

Newport, Rhode Island · August 9, 2026 Published in The New York Times I photographed Safe Harbor Newport Shipyard in Rhode Island for The New York Times, focusing on its effort to make the harbor more social and the larger ships now using it.

As a freelance photographer, I have to track my mileage for clients and taxes.

Original story By Annalisa Quinn, published in the Boston Globe Magazine Living in Boston, the intersection of “Mass and Cass” is mentioned regularly on the news and by politicians.

Redfin recently asked what I love about Boston.

As a Boston photographer, I get to watch the city change costume.

Effective date: June 20, 2026 These terms are intended to explain important limits of Mileager’s mileage records and reports.

Mileager is an automatic mileage log for freelancers and self-employed people who drive for work.

Effective date: June 20, 2026 Mileager is designed as a local-first mileage log.

On December 18th, 2025, I photographed Jeremy Grantham at GMO’s offices on 53 State Street in Boston for Barron’s.

This past September, I had the privilege of working inside Reckitt’s Research & Development facility in Montvale, New Jersey — a place where the practical realities of public health play out at the molecular level.

The Mount Washington Valley Ice Fest in Conway/North Conway is one of those winter institutions that feels both local and cosmopolitan: a long weekend of clinics, demos, and evening community events that has been running since 1993, drawing climbers into a

People keep asking how I and other photographers are using AI in my photography.

Somerville vacillates between a paradise and dystopia in a quick walk through the snow.

Standing at the historic intersection of Wall Street and Broadway, Trinity Church is more than just a New York City landmark—it is a pillar of history, architecture, and tireless community service.

The New York Times story follows the remarkable rise of brain organoids — tiny, lab-grown clusters of human neurons that scientists are cultivating to better understand how the brain develops.

This remote-first tech company brings everyone together in person just once a year.

One of the practical skills I’ve developed as a photographer is learning to notice things — not the dramatic moments, but the slow, incremental changes that accumulate in a place over time.

Photos for the New York Times Gig workers for app-based services like Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash face significant financial instability when they are suddenly “deactivated,” often for unclear or disputed reasons.

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Ray Kurzweil A selection of portraits of Ray Kurzweil for a story in Die Zeit magazine.

Omega Watches Boston boutique collaborated with Perrier-Jouet on a wine tasting event.

Better Contracts Less Waste Consulting needed photos for their new website.

Deyanira, also known as Jenny, shares her experiences as the regional health and safety manager for Elecnor Hawkeye’s gas operations division.

WordPress Plugin Directory / GitHub Repository I built this plugin because my photography portfolio site needed high-quality images that also loaded quickly.

Nia Therapeutics is developing a brain computer interface to increase human performance and wellbeing.

Author’s portraits used in her latest book and for reviews!

Photographed for CBS Evening News I worked with the CBS Evening News crew to photograph Katanji Brown Jackson at Harvard University.

published in World Tribune Why making this portrait with Philippe Crettien it was amazing how open he has been to the world and obvious how he is still has a fire of curiosity.

DSV has been investing in advanced warehouses with specialty services for luxury brands.

The Berkshire Mall in Lanesborough, Massachusetts, once a bustling center of commerce and social life, now stands as a decaying symbol of a nationwide issue plaguing small towns.

On June 10th, a few hundred protesters gathered in Foley Square to protest ICE detentions in New York City.

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For over a decade, I have integrated video into journalistic stories and commercial projects.

A set of portraits for a story about Lawrence H.

Portraits of Khaled Mashaal during an interview with the WSJ on May 06, 2011 in Cairo, Egypt.

Omer Bartov, an Israeli-American historian, is a leading scholar in the field of Holocaust and genocide studies.

In my experience, the most effective way to wirelessly transmit from a Sony camera to a MacBook is via Wi-Fi with an FTP server.

The helicopter banks gently around the Sýlingarfell mountain, and the landscape beneath us transforms into a spectacle of raw, elemental power.

Many people made a pilgrimage to witness the solar eclipse on April 8, 2024.

I specialize in creating unique business portraits that leave a lasting impact on viewers and enhance the effectiveness of external communication and press releases.

For NRC: https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2023/11/10/historicus-ibram-x-kendi-door-ons-weg-te-zetten-als-radicaal-wordt-antiracisme-gesmoord Photos are available to be licensed from Visura.

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Published in the Financial Times Artificial sweeteners have always carried a controversial reputation, and recent research is reigniting the debate.

Las Vegas has always been a convenient place to get married.