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David Barron

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Born

Boston, MA, The United States

Website

https://www.oxygengroup.com

Genre

Young Adult, Travel, Science

Member Since

January 2023

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https://www.goodreads.com/davidmbarron

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David Barron is a freelance photographer who has worked for private schools, colleges, and nonprofits in the Boston area since 1987. Between shoots, he frequently travels to photograph wildlife and wondrous places. David’s early travels with his sister and parents were instrumental in sparking wanderlust, and his first trip through Asia, taken after he lived in Israel for an extended time, inspired his long-held belief that the world is boundless, full of places to see and opportunities to fulfill. This led David to weave a path through many countries on seven continents, all the while taking photographs that document his journeys. His first book, Pulling a Whale, offers a selection of colorful stories from his travels that illustrate how “ ...more

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David Barron The desire to tell the story is enough to inspire me to write it. You have to be in the mood to actually write, so you have to take advantage of those…moreThe desire to tell the story is enough to inspire me to write it. You have to be in the mood to actually write, so you have to take advantage of those times to sit down and put your words "on paper", nowadays known as computers.(less)

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