About

Like many emerging photographers, Bruce's journey began as a hobby and grew into a passionate pursuit, eventually developing into a distinguished professional career. As his skills evolved, Bruce discovered a creative spark in reportage and photojournalism.

After a fulfilling sixteen-year tenure at Southam Press, where he honed his craft as a photojournalist, Bruce embarked on a new chapter in the spring of 1984, transitioning into a successful career as a contract photographer.

With a solid foundation in photojournalism and corporate photography, as well as a strong business background obtained at McGill University and experience gained through Southam Press, Bruce seamlessly transitioned into "unit photography (stills)" for major American film studios and television productions across Canada and the United States.

Bruce has an impressive portfolio of over 235 feature films, television movies, and TV series, along with extensive experience capturing corporate figures during his time at Southam Press. His work has appeared on more than 100 magazine covers.

Although Bruce's commitment to photojournalism remains at the heart of his artistic vision, taking him on assignments worldwide, his primary focus has been on the Canadian and American entertainment industries.

Bruce's photography style emphasizes the human element, capturing fleeting moments and narratives. His camera serves not just as a tool but as a means of telling evocative stories, effectively delivering his message to his intended audiences.