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welcome to padphotography, my name is peter danzo, i am a retired 34 year veteran of the hackensack nj fire department where i held the rank of deputy chief/tour commander of the 2nd platoon. i am a past member of the ridgefield pk nj vol. fire dept, hose co.1 and an inactive/exempt member of the belmar nj vol. fire dept, h&l co.1 where i was chief of dept in 2005. i have been involved with photography since i was 14 years old starting with a little 110, upgrading and honing my skills with 35mm and now shooting digital with the canon eos 5d mark iii. my subject matter not only covers fires and emergencies but also severe weather as well as nature and landscapes. contributing photographer for firenews new jersey, jersey firefighters now and firehouse magazine i have had photographs published in firehouse magazine, fire engineering magazine, firerescue magazine, digital photography magazine, first responder news, the record, the asbury park press and in several books. i am a member of the connecticut fire photographers association and the hackensack fire officers association, iaff local 3172. http://www.iaff.org/ ** i have thousands of slides from the 80's thru 2002 when i switched to digital, i am in the process of scanning these slides job by job. i hope you enjoy, if you have any info you can give me on a particular job, please do not hesitate to contact me as i have lost some of my notes!! ** **be sure to visit and like my padphotography facebook page** © all photographs are copyright protected and all rights reserved - no usage of any image or content on this website is allowed in any form without the written or verbal consent of peter a danzo. i am proud to announce that i have published a new book, fire 30 years of fire photography you can find it for sale at the following link: http://blur.by/1u1irsk disclaimer: fire and emergency photos are taken with the intent of providing documentation, public relations and/or for training purposes, they are not to be used detrimental towards the deptartments, incident commanders or firefighters depicted in any of the photos and be reminded that a photograph is merely a split second of the incident and the actions taking place.