Daniel Ceng is an award-winning Asian photojournalist cum fixer covering politics, social issues, spot news, wars and more across the world, including Europe, Middle-East, Asia and Southeast Asia.
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He has been working with several wire news agencies and media outlets, including The European Pressphoto Agency, The Guardian, AFP, The Associated Press, ZUMA Press, and The Sydney Morning Herald, with experiences covering Turkey Earthquake, US1Philippines military exercises, Taiwan-Beijing tensions, serious flooding and typhoons in Hong Kong, and deadly train derailment in Hualien.
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In particular, after the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolded in February 2022, Daniel, in his 22, took the initiative to enter the war-torn country in the first week of March. 
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In the six months stay in Ukraine, he traveled to different war-torn cities, towns, villages as well as front lines in Donbass, reporting on the aftermath of Moscow's brutal invasion and its prolonged impacts on the most vulnerable groups.
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His photos have been published for headlines by international agencies such as the BBC, CNN, The Guardian, The Times, Time, The Wall Street Journal and some other European news media.
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His on the ground photo coverage of international hot issues has led him to numerous awards in renowned competitions.
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The prestigious titles he earned include Winner of the Year in Photojournalism (Professional Group) in The European Photography, 2nd and 3rd prizes in International Photography Awards,Gold in French IPX, numerous awards in Budapest International Foto Awards, Tokyo International Foto Awards, Hong Kong's FOCUS AT FRONTLINE, Taiwan Press Photo Contest and more.
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Daniel has received education in the city of Hong Kong and lived in different places like Taiwan, Mainland China, The Philippines and more, giving him the ability to use English, Cantonese and Chinese in a practical manner while having the understanding of cultures of both the West and the East.