Daniel Rao-Gynn is a London-based street photographer
drawn to capturing the colour and chaos of daily life, shooting wide at 28mm to pull that world in close. His work attempts to capture the essence of a particular place and time, as seen in that moment.
India, vol. 1
A selection of images celebrating the colour and chaos of India, centred around a trip to Bangalore and Mysore in late 2025.
W12
A quieter, hyperlocal exploration of this vibrant and bustling, yet seemingly overlooked, London borough.
New York in Colour (2024)
A series of 100 photographs, using the distinctive colours and shapes of the city to capture the feeling of the New York streets. Inspired heavily by the works of Ernst Haas and Saul Leiter.
London
A collection of images shot during a street photography workshop with Greg Mo.
Cambridge
A selection of images taken during a workshop with Matt Hall and Craig Whitehead.
Bologna
A selection of images shot in Bologna during an excellent “The Street as a Mirror” workshop with Gustavo Minas and Eyeshot magazine .
Collected Photographs (2025)
This collection brings together photographs made across the past year. More than a record of output, it reflects a year of personal transition — a quieter, more deliberate way of seeing, shaped by changing perspectives and a renewed commitment to the craft.
Collected Photographs (2024)
As I look back at the many photographs I’ve taken over the last year, days away from becoming a father for the first time, it hits me that my priorities are a shifting force.
Collected Photographs (2023)
Welcome to Collected Photographs: 2023, the first self-published collection of my personal photography.