About Me
With study at both California Institute of the Arts and Brooks Institute of Photography, plus more than 20 years of photographic experience ranging from national magazines to portrait studios to daily newspapers, Taboo Media owner Brad Dosland is uniquely qualified to bring creative vision and reliability to any assignment. Brad Dosland has held the title of Art Director and Editor-in-Chief at major national newsstand magazines and websites. He served as Editorial Director for an international group of web properties and was Director of Content for a pioneering streaming media start-up in Silicon Valley. Since writing reviews of the first consumer digital cameras for Publish magazine in 1994, Brad has continued to define digital photography technology with features and reviews published in Maximum PC magazine, C/Net, Ziff-Davis, and others.
In addition to photography, Brad has produced and co-produced major events, including Unmata's annual Blood Moon Regale, the international Spark Tour (featuring Urban Tribal and Ultra Gypsy), the San Francisco Mecca Revue, darkarnival event Sigil, the Tribal Throwdown festival, the uniquely Unmata Rodeo, all 4 years of Undulation shows, the Nouveau Nights series of shows, and the long-running Kosmos music and dance camp, but most people know his work photographing performances such as Tribal Fest, Shadowdance, Tribal Massive, Fire Arts Festival, Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive, Sea of Dreams, Eve's Elixir, Renaissance Pleasure Fair, Maker's Faire, and countless sets at afterparties and more intimate venues.
Currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Brad enjoys working hands-on with creative people to help them realize their goals and vision.
In addition to photography, Brad has produced and co-produced major events, including Unmata's annual Blood Moon Regale, the international Spark Tour (featuring Urban Tribal and Ultra Gypsy), the San Francisco Mecca Revue, darkarnival event Sigil, the Tribal Throwdown festival, the uniquely Unmata Rodeo, all 4 years of Undulation shows, the Nouveau Nights series of shows, and the long-running Kosmos music and dance camp, but most people know his work photographing performances such as Tribal Fest, Shadowdance, Tribal Massive, Fire Arts Festival, Las Vegas Bellydance Intensive, Sea of Dreams, Eve's Elixir, Renaissance Pleasure Fair, Maker's Faire, and countless sets at afterparties and more intimate venues.
Currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Brad enjoys working hands-on with creative people to help them realize their goals and vision.