I've been blessed in my 30 year career - been to the North Pole, explored the Amazon and crossed the Sahara, shot lots of movie stars, a few Presidents, Super Bowls, Olympics, politics and many social issues such as the AIDS and homeless crisis in America while shooting for publications such as Time, USA Today, Newsweek, Life, Fortune and the New York Times. My driving concern is to explore the realities of the human condition in the context of culture, regardless of whether I'm shooting editorial, advertising or long-term documentary projects. It's about communicating emotion and the things we all have in common. My advertising & corporate campaigns for clients such as Fedex, Charles Schwab, Microsoft, Emirates Airlines, GE, Allstate, and Chevrolet have won many awards. I've published 4 books, the first "15 Seconds" raise over $500,000 for San Francisco earthquake victims. Since 2012, 100 million have seen my most recent book and trans-media project through the book "Fearless Genius: The Digital Revolution in Silicon Valley 1985-2000," from Simon & Schuster's Atria Books, an Amazon photo book #1 bestseller, and the global, viral press coverage worldwide exhibits as well as talks I'm doing. We are at work on a documentary, tv series, non profit education program, VR App and more. For my talks see: www.menuezkeynotes.comMy archive of over 1 million images is housed at Stanford University Library as the Douglas Menuez Photography Collection and is the source material for Fearless Genius and being preserved as a resource for students and historians. I'm represented by Heather Elder Represents 415-931-7799 www.heatherelder.com/