Daniel Carde is a former Army paratrooper and an award-winning photojournalist based in San Antonio, Texas.

Though he always had an interest in history, he credits his grandmother for his passion for conflict related issues. Daniel learned how important pictures are for survivors when he saw that his grandmother, a Cité Héraud Massacre survivor, kept a picture taken after the massacre of her dead mother in the family photo album.

While in the military, his passion grew to cover all aspects of conflict, from pre-war issues such as migration, economics and religion, to the war and the civilians caught in the conflict, and finally the post-war issues such as rebuilding, human trafficking and veteran related issues.

After the military he enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington where he majored in journalism.

While in school he was selected to attend the 30th Eddie Adams Workshop and was a member of Team Tie Dye. Then, after graduating in 2018, he was selected to attend Missouri Photo Workshop 70 in Mountain Grove, Missouri. Immediately following MPW.70, Daniel began a three month internship, extended an additional three months, at The Dallas Morning News in Dallas.