Denman Bassett is a photographer, educator, historian and consultant living in Sequim, Washington with his wife, Magdalena and their two canines, Senator, Eddie & Vinny.

Denman began his training at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb Illinois and continued at Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California.

He served as an assistant at the Ansel Adams Photography Workshops at Yosemite National Park, was on the staff of the Victor School of Photography in Colorado, taught field and lab workshops through the University of California Extension, Santa Cruz, taught photographic workshops for the Teton Science School, Western Wyoming College, Central Wyoming College and the Snake River Institute.

He was the co-owner of Jackson Hole Custom Color Lab, a full-service photo lab, for 13 years, then operated Firehole Photographic Expeditions in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Denman has worked with the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, the Santa Barbara Cemetery Association, private historians and individuals in historic preservation and genealogical photography using both traditional and digital methods to create exhibits, digitize collections and produce fine prints.

He has been collecting historical photographs for 35 years and photographing cemeteries and headstones for 50 years. DJ teaches conventional & digital photography, Adobe Photoshop, and a hybrid combination of these technologies with an emphasis on creating a personal methodology for excellence.

Denman Bassett is a photographer, educator, historian and consultant living in Sequim, Washington with his wife, Magdalena and their two canines, Senator, Eddie & Vinny.

Denman began his training at Northern Illinois University, DeKalb Illinois and continued at Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, California.

He served as an assistant at the Ansel Adams Photography Workshops at Yosemite National Park, was on the staff of the Victor School of Photography in Colorado, taught field and lab workshops through the University of California Extension, Santa Cruz, taught photographic workshops for the Teton Science School, Western Wyoming College, Central Wyoming College and the Snake River Institute.

He was the co-owner of Jackson Hole Custom Color Lab, a full-service photo lab, for 13 years, then operated Firehole Photographic Expeditions in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Denman has worked with the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum, the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, the Santa Barbara Cemetery Association, private historians and individuals in historic preservation and genealogical photography using both traditional and digital methods to create exhibits, digitize collections and produce fine prints.

He has been collecting historical photographs for 35 years and photographing cemeteries and headstones for 50 years. DJ teaches conventional & digital photography, Adobe Photoshop, and a hybrid combination of these technologies with an emphasis on creating a personal methodology for excellence.