Daniel Angulo

Daniel Angulo Photographer - Cinematographer

Born in Venezuela, currently in Texas. I am a full time Photographer/Cinematographer.

Happy World Photography Day. đź“·Photography has given me more than images. It has taken me to places I never expected to s...
08/19/2026

Happy World Photography Day. đź“·

Photography has given me more than images. It has taken me to places I never expected to see, introduced me to people I would have never met, and allowed me to preserve moments that would otherwise disappear.

After all these years behind a camera, I’m still fascinated by the same thing: the ability to take a fraction of a second and turn it into something that can tell a story, create emotion, or simply make someone stop and look.

As Ansel Adams said:

“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.”

That connection is what keeps me behind the camera—the idea that something I saw and felt in one moment can somehow be experienced by someone else somewhere else years later.

Here’s to continuing to chase light, moments, stories, and the images that make us feel something.

Happy World Photography Day to everyone who sees the world one frame at a time.

Storytelling BehindTheLens PhotographyLife

Some battles end when the uniform comes off.Others continue quietly, in marriages, in fatherhood, in finding purpose, an...
06/11/2026

Some battles end when the uniform comes off.

Others continue quietly, in marriages, in fatherhood, in finding purpose, and in learning how to heal.

This is the story of a veteran who found strength not only on the battlefield, but in faith, family, and the daily discipline of becoming the man he was designed to be.

Every veteran has a story. This is one worth hearing.

Filmmaking Behind The Mission

I just wrapped filming a short film for the  challenge.This story gives a glimpse of the reality of human trafficking—wi...
04/07/2026

I just wrapped filming a short film for the challenge.

This story gives a glimpse of the reality of human trafficking—without relying on graphic imagery or violence. Instead, we focused on tension, atmosphere, and the unseen weight of the subjects led by a survivor helping law enforcement.

We had the opportunity to film at with the support of , alongside real law enforcement officers, military veterans, and staff. Their presence brought a level of authenticity and respect to the story that you simply can’t fake.

Grateful for everyone who contributed their time, experience, and trust to help tell something that matters.

Here are some frames of what we filmed, very long days but short at the same time.

More soon.

Cinematographer: Daniel Angulo

Director: Kim Kelley, Daniel Angulo

Editor: Brandon Brumfield

Graphics (and many other hats): Elmer Portillo

Advisor (and many other hats): Chad Timney

Operators: Mike, Kirk Scheel, Monty Johnson, RL Gonzalez, Preston Garcia, Mike Slaughter, Jason Beard.

Bad guys: Edgar Gonzalez, George Adame, David Hernandez

Family: Bri Timney (Mom), Mookie Timney, Car Timney, Col Timney.

Camera: Canon C70s
Lenses: Canon FD set, Spectrum Cine set, Vision Prime 24mm

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