DANIEL SULLIVAN

Maui photographer Daniel Sullivan has spent the past 16 years photographing the beautiful landscape of Hawaii. His landscape, underwater and aerial photography has appeared and been featured in magazines around the world. In 2012 he walked the entire coast of Maui in search of the ancient Kings Highway for his book, “The Maui Coast, Legacy of the Kings Highway.” In 2021, while kayaking off the coast of Maui with his son, Daniel Sullivan was attacked by a great white shark. After their kayak was sunk by the shark attack, and fighting off the shark, they had to swim over a mile in to shore.

His travel work on Vanishing Cultures has taken him from the Eagle Hunters of Mongolia, to the Tribes of the Omo Valley, to the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. His book “Tribes of the Omo Valley,” documented the lives of five tribes between Ethiopia and Sudan affected by the building of one of the worlds largest dams.

Awards-

2020 Gold Metal PX3 In Paris

2018 Lucie Award at Carnegie Hall

2018 Sony World Photo Award

2017 Your Shot National Geographic

2014 Finalist Travel Photographer of the Year

Publication

Daniel Sullivan’s photography has been featured in Paris Match Magazine, The Guardian, Vogue Magazine, The LA Times, The Daily Mail, and Carve Magazine. Daniel Sullivan is a frequent contributor to Maui No Ka Oi Magazine and Hawaii Magazine.

He is the author of “The Maui Coast, Legacy of the Kings Highway,” and “Tribes of the Omo Valley.”

Follow Daniel on Instagram: @danielsullivangallery