From our cities to the last frontiers on our planet, Baroness Danuté has captured moments of human, animal and environmental diversity.  Born in Austria, the Baroness began her career behind the lens 16 years ago when she traded in her import/export company for a camera and lens.

 

In the late nineties, prompted by a victory trip to the mountains of North Kenya in Africa after recovering from cancer treatments, Baroness Danuté returned to the States to devote herself to photography, concentrating on big cats and vanishing tribes.  Although her body of work is predominantly realism, her background in fashion and design is interspersed in her portfolio, often bringing her talent as a photo artist to the forefront.

 

Frequently placing herself in dangerous situations to suspend time, Baroness Danuté is known for capturing eye contact or the apex in a dramatic moment; creating a feeling of connection between the viewer and the subject.

 

Baroness Danuté’s photographs have been in many solo and group shows, having exhibited in New York, Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London and Paris.  Her work has been seen in National Geographic and has won her Master Cup nominations, Readers’ Best and Best Shot Awards in Popular Photography magazine.