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Daniel Hentz

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08/25/2026

The glistening waters of Moraine Lake brought me a peace I haven’t felt in months. Thank you, Banff 🇨🇦.

Shot on iPhone17 Pro.

07/11/2026

Two quiet hearts and a moment louder than the roar of the waterfall behind them. Summertime in a New England forest can feel like poetry in motion. Moss Glen Falls, Stowe, Vermont.

01/20/2026

New portrait work with Peter de Menocal, president and director of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.

Taken on assignment for Oceanus Magazine and .ocean (©️ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

01/16/2026

No guts, no glory!

The world’s industrial fishing fleet has been eyeing the ocean’s mesopelagic zone (aka the Ocean Twilight Zone) for its abundant fish populations. Marine biologists at WHOI have been surveying the gut contents of marlin, tuna, and sharks to understand how much apex predators rely on life in this mysterious middle ocean, and how extractive efforts could ripple up the ocean’s already taxed food chain.

Taken on assignment for .ocean. (©️ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution)

01/12/2026

Had the pleasure of photographing new headshots for Emmy award-winning journalist long-time PBS collaborator, Miles O’Brien, for his podcast “Miles Ahead,” a new show that explores science-based solutions to our toughest problems.

I recently learned Miles is in Antarctica, documenting the Thwaites Glacier, oft referred to as the “doomsday glacier” for the implications to sea level rise as this ice mass falters in a warming climate.

01/09/2026

Portraits for artist and UMass Dartmouth professor Janine Wong, whose current body of work expresses poetry through color contrasts, a subgenre of art called duo types. Wong was featured in .ocean’s Oceanus Magazine several issues back for her clever use of chemistry-intensive marbling to capture the hidden world of mesoscale ocean currents.

Taken at her home with her husband in Milton, Mass.

01/06/2026

One of my favorite photos from 2025. Even in harsh daylight, Half Dome didn’t disappoint. After only two days in Yosemite, I could understand why Ansel Adams spent so much time in the park.

I’m deeply grateful I got to visit this national treasure. This, to me, is what makes our country great. We are called to protect it.

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