Daniel Berehulak is a New Delhi based photographer for the Getty Images News Service covering the South Asia region and beyond. A native of Sydney, Australia, Daniel studied History at the University of New South Wales. He joined Getty Images in 2002 in Sydney and relocated to London as a staff news photographer in 2005. Daniel's photos have appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The Independent, The Times, Stern, Time, Newsweek and many more.
Daniel's awards include:
2011
Finalist Breaking News Photography - The Pulitzer Prize .
The John Faber Award - Best photographic reporting from abroad in newspapers and wire services. The Overseas Press Club Of America.
1st prize stories : People in the News - World Press Photo.
3rd place: Best Published Picture Story (large markets) - The Best Of Photojournalism.
Special Jury Prize - Days Japan International Photojournalism Awards.
2010
Photograph of the year, 3 gold prizes, 1 silver and 1 award of excellence -
China International Press Photo Contest .
1st Prize News Folio of the Year - The Press Photographer's Year Awards .
3rd Prize Nature and Environment & 3rd Prize in Spot News -
The Photographers Giving Back Award .
2009
1st prize Live News category - The Press Photographer's Year Awards.
2nd Prize Sport Singles - The Photographers Giving Back Award .
Honorable mention - UNICEF Photo of the Year.
2008
Photo of the Year and 1st Prize News Folio of the Year -
The Press Photographer's Year Awards .
2007
3rd prize People In the News category - World Press Photo.
Honorable Mention Serial Portrait Series - NPPA's The Best Of Photojournalism.
Foreign News Photographer of the Year - The UK's Picture Editors' Awards.
Exhibitions
2010 Crossing Paths Exhibition-Australian High Commission New Delhi, India.
World Press Photo 2007 international traveling exhibit
2006 Reportage Photojournalism Festival projection, Australia runner up for the audience award.
2005 Reportage Photojournalism Festival pojection.
2004 Getty Images Gallery London Olympic Games Exhibition.
Interviews
2011 World Press Photo.