Dana Nalbandian started photographing rock concerts in 1979. It was a hobby for over a decade until she became friends with the person who built the Champs De Brionne Winery and he made her his photographer for all the concerts at that venue. Things snowballed from there. What once was a hobby has become a career.

Dana has contracts with Live Nation Concerts, MTV/VH1 and Wireimage.com. She is also a Washington State photographer for Rolling Stone Magazine.

Her work can be seen on various websites for rock and roll bands. On TV, DVDs, Cds and videos. One project she worked on with the band Heart went gold and Dana received her gold record award in 2004. You can also see her work in various magazines such as New York Magazine.

Dana can also be hired for any photography job outside rock and roll.

Dana lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, daughter and their cat Sweetie Pie.