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Pedro Gilberto Welcome to the Daniel Miller web site.

Daniel is a blacksmith/metal sculptor who makes his living practicing an ancient craft, and like many people who work with there hands to create objects, he is not comfortable in the world of computers and electronics. This site has been created and is maintained by the friends who know and love him and are willing to act as his liaison to this world.

Daniel grew up in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and has been working in the world of metal for more than thirty years. He is one of the most respected members of his craft, and well known among the smithing community. His work has appeared at the American Craft Museum in NY, and in gallery exhibitions around the world. He is one of only a handful of Americans to be featured in "Hephaestus" the annual German publication which celebrates the work of the world's finest practicing blacksmiths. Daniel's work has also been featured on countless covers of "The Anvil's Ring" the official publication of the Artist Blacksmiths Association of North America.

Daniel does not maintain a gallery and this site does not represent a catalogue from which to place orders. All of Daniel's work is commissioned and one of a kind. He favorite medium is bronze, but he also works in mild steel, wrought iron, brass, copper, silver, and other materials as the work requires. He operates a one man shop, occasionally working with his friend and fellow Smith, Andy Britten. He considers his most consequential work to be "functional art" or "functional sculpture." His tables, lamps, railings, fireplace tools are often infused with meaning and symbolism.

The best way to contact Daniel is by phone; 828-456-4094. You can also email him at info@millermetalsmith.com and your message will be relayed to him.


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Yashica FX3 Super 2000 with:
  • Yashica 50mm

  • Zeiss Jena 70-210 mm

  • Zeiss Jena 24 mm

Canon EOS 600 : (not used any more)
Canon EOS 620 : (not used any more)
Canon EOS 5 with:
  • Canon EF 28-80 USM

  • Canon EF 70-300 USM

Mamiya RB 67 with:
  • Mamiya-Sekor 90 mm

  • Mamiya-Sekor 50 mm

EPSON PhotoPC 3100Z : (not used any more)
Canon EOS 300D : (borrowed: not used any more)
Nikon Coolpix 5700 (not used any more)
Canon EOS 20D with:
  • Canon EFS 18-55

  • Canon EF 28-80 USM

  • Canon EF 70-300 USM

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Film (most often used)
  • Fujifilm Velvia 50 and 100 ISO (120 and 35 mm)

  • Fujifilm PROVIA 100F (120 and 35 mm)

  • Fujifilm Sensia 100 ISO (35mm)

Film (also used)
  • Fujifilm Superia 100 and 200 ISO (35mm)

  • Kodak Elite CHROME 100 ISO (35mm)

  • Kodak EKTACHROME E100VS (120 and 35mm)

  • Kodak EKTACHROME E100G (120 and 35mm)

  • Kodak TMAX 100 ISO (120 and 35 mm)

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Scanner EPSON Perfection 1200 Photo.
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Software Adobe Photoshop CS2 Adobe Lightroom

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Andirons and Firetools
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Andirons and Firetools

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Size: 9 items

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Architechtural
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Architechtural

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Size: 12 items

▪ Architechtural ▪


Chandeliers & Candelabras
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Chandeliers & Candelabras

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Size: 12 items

▪ Chandeliers & Candelabras ▪


Ecclesiastical
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Ecclesiastical

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Size: 5 items

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Memorials
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Memorials

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Size: 2 items

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Sculpture
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Sculpture

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Size: 21 items

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Tables
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Tables

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Size: 4 items

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