1619 Edgemoor Lane  |  Everett, WA  98203  USA

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DAN CLEMENTS


PHOTOGRAPHER | PUBLISHER | ADVENTURER


Let me first thank Arc’teryx, G3, and Arva for outstanding products. Arc’teryx for clothing and protection that has kept me comfortable in all manner of extreme conditions. G3 for amazing backcountry skis and superbly engineered AT bindings. Arva for backcountry back designed to easily access emergency rescue gear. Thank you all!


Background

Dan is an adventurer who has a deep appreciation and respect for the world’s natural wonders and life in its many varied forms. He has climbed, skied, sailed, SCUBA dived, and traveled throughout the world: visiting over 75 countries. After a successful 30 year career in public finance, he is working to help develop a greater appreciation of our natural environments through photography, publishing, and travel.


When he is not photographing he enjoys back country skiing, distance running, mountain biking, and opera. Everett, Washington is base, and where he and his wife raised two sons.


He holds an MBA in international finance and has sat on boards of a number of corporations and non-profits, including Ibis Publishing, Cayenta Software Systems, United Way of Snohomish County and Housing Hope. Additionally, he is an active supporter of Northwest Nature & Wildlife Photographers, and co-founder of Pacific Northwest Underwater Photographic Society.


Speaking Engagements

If you are interested in having Dan address your organization, please contact him directly at the phone number or email address below. His lectures generally contain photos and videos, accompanied by a discussion of the topic. Recent engagements are listed below. Previews are linked to a video of slides.



In addition to these talks, Dan is frequently asked to present trip reports of recent visits to global diving, skiing, and travel destinations recently visited.


If you would like additional background information about Dan, please see the PRESS PAGE.


Family Up-Date

Two significant events continue to shape the lives of his wife and himself: 1.) Son James' mechanical and bioengineering patents and studies at Loyola Marymount and Stanford Universities, and subsequent hiring by Apple Computers; and 2.) The 2006 murder of eldest son Jay during his senior year at university, and the decade long trial, conviction, and appeal process of the young man who shot him.


To learn more, please follow the links for James and Jay.