Photographer + Writer
Take a look at Danny’s photos covering the Army Black Knights throughout the 2023 college football season
Danny Wild is Major League Baseball’s Senior Coordinator for MiLB Digital Platforms and Operations. Outside of MLB, Danny keeps busy as the Army football team’s photographer at West Point and enjoys traveling for landscape and nature photography. Danny is also a contributing photographer for USA Today Sports Images, covering New York-area events.
Danny joined Major League Baseball in 2007 and has worked primarily within Minor League editorial and digital operations
Look for Danny on the sidelines capturing the best moments of Army football each season at West Point and on the road
Danny contributes to USA Today Sports Images, now part of Imagn, the nation’s largest sports-image wire service
“Danny Wild is not only an awesome photographer, he is a genuinely great guy who has, in recent years, has captured images of some of the most poignant moments in Army sports.”
U.S. Army Colonel (Ret) Dan Ragsdale
Vice Dean for Education, United States Military Academy
“When I cannot get up to Minnewaska State Park, I just have to look at Danny Wild’s photos and I am transported there!”
Rob Miraldi
Journalism Professor, SUNY New Paltz
“Danny is a highly talented photographer who documents events in a way that goes beyond preserving moments in time. He captures the spirit and passion of moments with a phenomenal balance of technically sound exposures and creative compositions that offers enjoyment to casual observers and demanding professional editors.”
Maj. Demetrius RaShun Perry
United States Army, West Point ’98
“Danny has an uncanny ability to capture the underlying emotion on display in his sports photography. His talent of finding the simple passion, or true joy of the athlete, is amazing. Emotion in every shot. Truly amazing.”
Richard Smith
West Point parent
“Danny Wild takes some amazing photographs, none more amazing than his images at West Point. Check out his website, drop him a line and tell him Sean sent you!”
Sean McMann
Former sports writer, The Poughkeepsie Journal
Sports Illustrated rolled out a story about upcoming college football bowl games tonight and featured my photo of Temple running back Bernard
It was another rough December Saturday for Army as Navy hit a pair of late field goals and hung on in the final minute for a 27-21 win at FedEx Field on Dec. 10. Navy has now won 10 straight meetings with West Point, unfathomable for Army fans and a continued dream for the Midshipmen. …
Army fell to 3-8 on Saturday after a disappointing 42-14 loss to Temple at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa. Army remains
Army let another game slip away in the second half on Saturday, dropping its second straight contest, 27-12, to Rutgers at Yankee
Saturday’s Army-Fordham game was probably the most challenging shoot I’ve had. Army won 55-0 and — although I was thrilled we won
About three months ago, I surprised my dad with tickets for a Giants-Jets exhibition game at the new Meadowlands Stadium. He blew
In my first non-Army college football experience, I got to see UConn hold on for a 16-10 win over South Florida on
It may have been a small black and white photo on page 11B, but hey, still counts! After joining US Presswire a few weeks ago, I got my first photo published in a major newspaper on Monday when USA Today ran a picture of Don Bosco Prep’s Jabrill Peppers in the back of the sports section as part of a weekend recap. …
My aforementioned stupidity (or bravery) in crawling out of bed after throwing up to shoot Army’s blowout rout of Tulane on Saturday was rewarded on Monday when ESPN.com selected my image of the Black Knights’ alma mater celebration for its “Best of Week 5” Photos of the Week gallery. …
Raymond Maples rushed for a career-best 141 yards and a touchdown and junior QB Trent Steelman accounted for three scores as Army rolled to a 45-6 victory over Tulane for its second win of the 2011 season at Michie Stadium in West Point. …