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Meet Daniel and Tanya

Your hosts to the great outdoors.

Daniel and Tanya Cox have spent more than 20 years leading photography expeditions to the world’s wild places. Daniel brings a lifetime behind the lens. Tanya brings the care and precision that makes a complex trip feel effortless.

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Great gray owl perched among birch trees in falling snow

Alberta

National Geographic

Daniel’s work has been featured in two National Geographic cover stories. He’s also been featured on hundreds of other covers in traditional print media.

2002 December Snowy Owls 2005 February Winged Silence

Published works

Arctic Documentary
Project

Daniel’s ongoing passion project, documenting the Arctic ecosystem and the urgent story of climate change through the lens of polar wildlife.

Daniel’s work with purpose

Daniel J. Cox presenting beneath a polar bear photograph

NANPA

2013Outstanding Nature Photographer of the Year

2021NANPA Fellow

2023Environmental Impact Award

NANPA Summit review

From the journal

Notes from the field.

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Digital WorkflowJune 29, 2026

Small Files to Huge Prints

Jan Wegener confirms what I’ve been professing for many years. You can print really, really huge prints with smaller megapixel cameras as long as you have a sharp, quality image to start with AND you use the right software for processing. Micro Four Thirds are considered small files With my… Read More »

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Miscellaneous

The Hyacinth Macaw

September 30, 2025Read article

Digital Workflow

Switching From Windows to Mac

June 10, 2025Read article

Cameras With a Cause

NANPA Summit 2025 Review

May 18, 2025Read article

Conservation

Proposed Language Change in the Endangered Species Act

May 5, 2025Read article

A career with a conscience

Images that make people care.

Daniel's photography has been featured in two exclusive cover stories for National Geographic magazine. His fieldwork also supports the Arctic Documentary Project, which helps Polar Bears International tell the story of how climate change is affecting the sea ice polar bears depend on for their very survival.