Bruce has been a professional photographer for over 30 years from southeastern Connecticut. His work is known for its captivating natural feel, mixed with a genuine natural candid style. His photographs produce images that are both memorable and timeless.

I’ve had years or formal photography training in the military and with a Connecticut police department. As any other Professional Photographer I started with lots of trial and error and lots of film. Just to let you know the trial and error never stops, but since the age of the digital camera the trial and error is a lot less expensive. I’m extremely lucky to have studied under my dad who was and excellent landscape photographer. I have also had the honor of teaching other photographers a bit of what I know by holding classes in my studio. I love talking photography and I love sharing what I’ve learned with others. I’m still active in the photo community.

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Photographing Equestrian Events

When shooting down the center line, I tilt my camera up to vertical because a horse and rider become a tall, thin subject when coming straight at you. And tall, thin subjects photograph better with the camera in the vertical position. It allows you to fill the frame with the subject and eliminate distractions.

The two corners of the ring on the same end the judges are located yield great opportunities for photographing half passes and flying changes. Try shooting from a lower angle to make the horse and rider POP. For great general shots, try the sides of the ring, about two-thirds of the way down from the judge's stand.

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Ocala - Post Time Farm H.I.T.S. competition - Every year from January through Mid-March H.I.T.S. (Horse Shows In The Sun) puts on a beautiful Equestrian Competition at Post Time Farm, 13710 US Highway 27, Ocala, FL. The best thing about this beautiful competition is the admission is FREE. Click HERE to view images and read more.

Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, Fall is in the air, and it is a great time to visit Ellie Schiller Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park with the family. Homosassa Springs is one of a very few places where you can see the endangered West Indian manatees, Whooping cranes, Red wolves, and a Florida panther up close....Click HERE to view the images

Lunch at Gator Joe's, Marion County, Florida’s only Key West style waterfront restaurant. Established in 1926 on the water's edge of Lake Weir, Gator Joe's is a family friendly restaurant with a laid back atmosphere and island cuisine....Click HERE to view the images