David Healey is an American Photographer. ^{[undefined] [1]} He is based in Los Angeles, CA. ^[undefined]

Healey discovered his passion for photography while serving as an infantry soldier in the Vietnam War. ^[1] hE has been active capturing the unseen since 1968. ^[undefined] Some of his projects include documentations of politicians in Washington D.C., street gangs in Los Angeles, and villages in Haiti. ^[undefined] His most recent project is called "Lost in Venice" and takes a picture of the streets of Venice Beach. ^[undefined]

Healey's work has been featured in the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and Farmani Gallery. ^[1] He has also worked for various agencies such as Magnum and Gamma Liaison Network. ^[1]

Healey has given lectures about photography at educational institutions such as Cyprus College and UCLA. ^[undefined]

Healey's wife died of Leukemia in which he documented her battle in the photgraphy series "Pam's Story." ^[undefined] He would place 2nd in the NPPA Best of Photojournalism 2008 (still-photo, non-traditional). ^[undefined]