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Daniel Durazo

Born in Arizona, I grew up in the city of Tijuana. Besides the United States and Mexico, I have lived in Japan, Honduras, Oman, The Bahamas, and Colombia and have journeyed to dozens of other countries on four continents. My travels have instilled in me a deep curiosity about how others live, work, and see the world. And—perhaps not surprisingly—my wanderings have nurtured an equally profound longing for home. My cynical sense of humor belies a sometimes naïve optimism and hope for humanity, and I enjoy being in awe at the extraordinary unlikelihood of human existence—or of anything existing at all, for that matter. I hope my photography sparks something in you—a feeling, a thought, a memory, an understanding. Thanks for stopping by.
A Man Died in a Small Town: Colombia
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A Man Died in a Small Town: Colombia

A man died. He was the mayor years ago, and his son is the mayor now. What looked like the entire town showed up to the church in the square.
Waiting in a Dark Room
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Waiting in a Dark Room

I know developing photographs in a darkroom involves chemistry and physics, but as I watch my uncle at work it feels less like science and more like sorcery. There is a reverence and respect not only for the doing but also for the waiting. A photographer prepares to develop a…
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