Through the Lens of Bruce Dale at Lamartine Art Talk Series

Get ready for an inspiring evening with Bruce Dale, the legendary photographer behind some of National Geographic's most iconic images. This in-person event is your chance to hear firsthand stories, tips, and insights into the world and nature photography. Whether you're a photography buff or just love great stories, come hang out and get inspired!

Bruce Dale is a photographer whose work spans anthropology, journalism, and technical imaging. He began his career early, with more than fifty photographs published in Cleveland newspapers before graduating from high school. After working as a medical photographer for the Cleveland Clinic and as a staff photographer at The Toledo Blade, he joined National Geographic, where he worked for thirty years and pubished over two thousand photographs in more than eighty countries. His honors include Magazine Photographer of the Year, White House Photographer of the Year, and recognition from the Smithsonian Institution.In recent years, he has returned to England, Hungary,and Romania to photograph Roma (Gypsies) he firstmet in 1969—many of them children then and now grandparents reinforcing a lesson he has learned overtime: photographs have a life of their own, growing in meaning as the years pass.

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Bruce will share photographs and stories from his years at National Geographic, followed by Q&A.

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