Boston SWAT search for the remaining bomber © Dan Callister
Bomb disposal outside the bombers home © Dan Callister
The FBI search for the missing bomber © Dan Callister
Boston Believe © Dan Callister
Flowers are left at the scene of the bombing © Dan Callister
A tribute to those killed © Dan Callister
The scene of the bombings © Dan Callister
A child's pushchair left at the scene © Dan Callister
Food lies uneaten as people fled the carnage © Dan Callister
Photographing evidence © Dan Callister
The grief sets in © Dan Callister
The search for evidence continues © Dan Callister
Marathon runners at the scene of the bombings © Dan Callister
The realization of what has happened © Dan Callister
A breeding pair of house sparrows ready their nest for chicks in a traffic light on New York’s exclusive Fifth Avenue…..
The female does some renovating © Dan Callister
The female admires the view © Dan Callister
The male stands guard © Dan Callister
Sir Tom's illegitimate child Jonathan Berkery Jones © Dan Callister
SIR Tom Jones’s illegitimate son has told how he became a gun-toting drug dealer who lived on the streets — and blames it all on never knowing his superstar dad……..Wannabe singer Jonathan Berkery, 24 — who uses the name Jon Jones — bedded down on park benches, in his car or homeless shelters for more than two years. Heavily-tattooed Jon says he was desperately seeking a father figure when he fell in with an older druggie gang as a teenager. Read more here
Jon Jones two years ago © Dan Callister
How the feature appeared © Dan Callister
We have added a more convenient and user friendly way of ordering photographic prints, posters, greeting cards, wall peels and fine art prints from our website. Just press the Add to Cart button below the image and you can then choose, size, quality and type of product you would like. The store offers many fine quality products including framing and secure shipping options around the world.
New Online Store © Dan Callister
Print ordering system © Dan Callister
Framed Print ordering © Dan Callister
I’m hoping Spring is finally on it’s way here in New York and we can start the dive season off again…. Here are a few images I shot in Central Park the other day.
A white throated Sparrow © Dan Callister
A great egret flies over The Pond in Central Park © Dan Callister
A curious grey squirrel © Dan Callister
A male mallard makes a splash landing in Central Park © Dan Callister
And of course a Big Bird! © Dan Callister
MAURICAMAI by Fin DAC © Dan Callister
The Geisha mural by Irish street artist Fin DAC on the abandoned Duke of Lancaster has appeared in the new contemporary art magazine Hi Fructose as a double page spread…..
The Hidden Gem in Hi Fructose Magazine © Dan Callister
For the lates news on The Duke of Lancaster click HERE
Dennis Rodman © Dan Callister
Dennis Rodman talks about his experiences meeting North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in an exclusive interview with New York writer Annette Witheridge.
Dennis Rodman with his painted nails © Dan Callister
Dennis is certainly a character, hyperactive and very entertaining……A nightmare to try and keep his attention though for the very limited time I had to photograph him…..!!
Dennis and never without his shades..© Dan Callister
Dr Sam Parnia © Dan Callister
I had the pleasure of photographing Dr Sam Parnia who is a leading authority on Resucitation. Sam Parnia is a critical care doctor and director of resuscitation research at the Stony Brook University School of Medicine.
In his new book Erasing Death: The Science That Is Rewriting the Boundaries Between Life and Death, Parnia examines the experiences patients describe, but whereas much discussion around the experience of death has been philosophical or personal, Parnia is looking at the subject scientifically.
What happens when we die? We can’t bring people back from the dead to tell us — but in some cases, we almost can. Resuscitation medicine is now sometimes capable of reviving people after their heart has stopped beating and their brain has flat-lined; Dr. Sam Parnia studies what these people experience in that period after their heart stops and before they’re resuscitated. This includes visions such as bright lights and out-of-body experiences.
Often described as near-death experiences, Parnia prefers the term “after death.”
“What we study is not people who are near death We study people who have objectively died. … And therefore what we’ve understood is that the experience that these people have of going beyond the threshold of death, entering the period after death for the first few tens of minutes or hours of time, provides us with an indication of what we’re all likely to experience when we go through death.”
Erasing Death Book Cover © Dan Callister
