David Dee Delgado is an Afro-Latino, Puerto Rican, New York City-based photographer specializing in documentary and photojournalism. Driven by a passion for understanding the world and creating positive change, Dee discovered his calling in capturing the essence of his surroundings. Through his lens, he seeks to expand narratives and contribute to a broader dialogue.

Throughout his career, Dee's compelling work has been featured in a multitude of prominent projects and exhibitions, including the esteemed Photoville, Jerome Avenue Workers Project, The Bronx Artist Documentary Project, Bronx X Bronx, No Longer Empty, Eddie Adams XXX, and the revered 71st Missouri Photo Workshop.

In recognition of his exceptional contributions to the world of photography, Dee earned the distinction of being a 2023 Pulitzer Prize Finalist in Breaking News Reporting. Furthermore, his dedication to excellence and the pursuit of truth in photographic journalism was honored with the prestigious 2017 Nikon Bill Eppridge Award. In 2020, he stood out as a recipient of the Bronx Recognizes Its Own (BRIO) award, and in 2021, he was distinguished as an awardee of the Yunghi Grant.

As an independent photojournalist, Dee frequently contributes to an array of renowned news outlets, including but not limited to The New York Times, Reuters, and Getty Images. His work consistently elevates the discourse and sheds light on the stories that matter most.