How to Contact Peter DaSilva and Find His Blog and Store

Peter DaSilva's official site, dasilvaphoto.com, puts Contact, Blog, and the store in the same top menu that runs across the site. The store link is labeled GEAR STORE, not "Store" or "Shop," and the Contact page is the route for questions about workshops or photography. The site's own menu text is the only source for these labels, so treat this as a map of what to look for rather than a set of clickable links.

Where the three links sit

The menu appears in the page text as a single line: About Blog Contact Menu, with the portfolio and photo-essay sections listed above it. In practice, that means:

• Contact — the menu item for reaching the photographer directly.
• Blog — the menu item for written posts.
• GEAR STORE — listed separately from the main menu line, alongside PUBLISHED and OVERXPOSED.

If you are scanning the page for a shop, look for the words "GEAR STORE." A search for "store" alone may not match the label the site actually uses.

Contacting him about workshops or photography

The site description says the official site includes "information on his photography workshops," and the menu provides a Contact entry. The most direct path is:

1. Open dasilvaphoto.com.
2. Use the Contact item in the top menu.
3. Write your inquiry there — workshop dates, availability, or a photography question.

The page text does not show a contact form, email address, or phone number, so the fields and response time on that page are unknown until you open it. The site also does not state workshop prices, schedules, or enrollment terms; those details would have to come from the Contact exchange or the workshop information itself.

What the Blog and GEAR STORE cover

The menu confirms both sections exist, but the excerpt does not describe their contents. The Blog is listed as a top-level item, and GEAR STORE sits with PUBLISHED and OVERXPOSED — labels that suggest a mix of published work and equipment-related items. Whether the store sells prints, gear, or something else is not stated in the available text, and no prices or payment details appear.

A quick checklist

If the menu does not appear on a phone, scroll to the top of the page or look for a menu toggle — the site lists "Menu" as part of its navigation text, which usually indicates a collapsible menu on smaller screens.