Byron Dauncey is a working photographer and artist. He specializes in art documentation and candid portraiture. He has studied under photographer Lincoln Clarkes and artist Andrew Owen.

Cameraman is Byron’s street art tag. Under this guise he has created hundreds of subtle photographic public artworks that have captured the attention of The Globe and Mail, National Post and CBC Television. He has shown work at Vancouver Art Gallery and was the feature artist for the Monte Clarke Gallery’s Auto Show. In 2010 he  was short-listed for an Olympic Games Mappings and Markings Grant.

Byron Dauncey photographs art for Douglas Coupland, Graham Gilmore, Derek Root, Jason McLean, and various galleries. In 2011  photographs of Cameraman works appeared in Timothy Taylor’s novel The Blue Light Project published by Knopf/Random House.

He studied animation at the Vancouver Film School and is a Leo Award winning film maker. Most recently Byron has completed and extensive photographic essay titled Granville Street Saturday Night, and has also re-imposed a season with his new public art series titled ‘Bring Back the Spring’. This Spring Cameraman stars in a mocumentary titled “Hunting for Rabbit”.