Danilo Musetti Since his youth began to document their business related to the mountain and exploration in the Himalayas and South America. Goal of his experience has always been the search for places and people far from the tourist circuits. For this favors the journey on foot or by bicycle.

He creates photographic reportage on trekking routes and mountain biking in Nepal, Patagonia, Bhutan, Mongolia, Burma, Bolivia, Laos and many other countries.

His photographs are used for articles in specialized journals, through collaboration with some journalists in the sector.

He has several exhibitions and photographic multivisions in collaboration with the Italian Alpine Club.

Collaborates with many offices of tourism for the creation of photographic material to be used for tourism promotion.

In 2000 left the camera in order to devote himself exclusively to video recorded images collaborates with SA for the construction of numerous productions including Transas Transocean and the Promised Land, television series broadcast by satellite Marco Polo.

In 2001 making a documentary about climbing expedition on the Cordillera Real in Bolivia, presented at the International Festival of Mountain of Trento.
In 2001 participates in the sixth expedition in history to reach the caldera of the volcano Erta Ale in the Danakil depression (Ethiopia).

In subsequent years, always in collaboration with SA pictures, taken report on all continents also broadcast by RAI channels.

Participates in the implementation (with photo and video) of a multimedia CD distributed by the magazine Gente Viaggi on the Province of Lucca.

In recent years the continent of Africa became the most visited for the realization of various products including promotional films of the Tour Operator Kel 12.

In 2009 organized and led as expedition leader crosses the Upper Dolpo region on the border between Nepal and Tibet: more than 400 km on foot through eight steps over the 5000 meters to make the first documentary in a series that wants to tell "Tibet outside Tibet ", as Tibetan culture survives after cinesizzazione Tibetan.

With work on the traditions and culture of the Dogon people (Mali) wins the prize Chatwin 2009.