Danny Postawa

Danny Postawa

I know there hasn't been much photography here lately but I've been chasing multiple dreams. There are so many passions and dreams I want to accomplish that my photography has been idle for awhile. Thank you for your patience and support.

Danny Postawa

I once heard that it is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us.

"Break the rules, not the law, but the rules..don't ever listen when they say you can't do something.. Anything I've always attempted I was always willing to fail..don't listen to the Naysayers.. You can't climb the ladder of success with your hands in the pockets." -Arnold.

Danny Postawa

Danny Postawa

Danny Postawa

Danny Postawa

Out takes from my graduation portraits last April. When you are comfortable with yourself and who you are, your confidence will ignite and all will be blinded by your greatness.

Whenever I'm at the gym, I see people who are trying to make a lifestyle change to be healthy, lose weight, or push themselves to be the best they can be. Once or twice during my workout I stop to pay a compliment to someone I do not know. Doing so not only makes me feel good, but it empowers the individual to keep pushing forward. LIKE this post if you've encouraged or influenced someone today.

For the last 3 years I've been working on a project called The Cost of War. This powerful series features combat veterans who have been injured overseas.  Above, is a Navy Corpsman who was injured in Afghanistan and is currently undergoing physical therapy to help with his recovery. The Cost of War is my response to the unfortunate desensitization of what war brings to those who serve. Many of the teenagers growing up today have constantly heard on the news that another troop has become a casualty of war, or that the war on terror is succeeding today, or tomorrow a new threat has emerged. For most of their lives thats all they've known. This series is to bring awareness to what our troops are going through. Although many troops do come back okay or close to okay, a lot come back with physical injuries from Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs), from other enemy attacks, or even worse, the wounds that can't be seen.  This project is to bring awareness that not everyone who goes to combat comes home okay. Their story needs to be told, and it is time that people start understanding and feeling again. If you are a veteran who deployed and has a physical injury or PTSD, I'd love to hear your story and if willing, photograph you for this powerful and emotional series.

Hey followers, I just relocated to Reno, NV from the Santa Barbara, CA area. I am looking to collaborate with talent in the area. I am also looking for like-minded entrepreneurs in the area. Message me if you're interested in working together or if you would like to hang out and exchange knowledge. Also, make sure to swing by my website by clicking: Here