Summer months find artist, Bruce Lorenz, in Corolla. The New Jersey photographer has a studio not far from the Currituck Lighthouse and is available for a host of photography desires. Whether you seek out Bruce to photograph a family beach shot, wedding photos or images of your children, newborn baby or beloved family pet, he has more than 30 years experience and the talent to deliver exquisite work. The Professional Photographers Association of America awarded Lorenz the degree of Master Photographer. He is willing to travel anywhere in the world to accommodate your photography needs. His website shows examples of his work that ranges from casual family beach shots to formal wedding photojournalism and fine art portraiture.
Lorenz’s’ work illustrates his love and deep connection to light, color, composition, line and emotional content. Making a connection to his subjects is vital in producing his high quality work. He works with professional Canon equipment. Call for an appointment.
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