Bruce Roberts

10/07/2022

horse sense and survival tours

05/12/2020

Cheryl here helping Bruce with a FB post. He's here with me while I'm cruising through some FB pages and he says, "Been going through fifty plus years of my handmade prints that I did in a wet darkroom. Many have been used in magazines such as Look and LIfe that have been given back to me over the years after I requested them. Now that I'm at a point of retiring, I would like to find good homes for these pictures, especially to people who will value them. Since these are original silver gelatin prints, they're a good investment as they grow more rare. Let me know if you are interested. I usually don't try to sell anything, but it's time to take care of these sorts of things during my final life's chapter. Let me know if you are interested. But, for now, I'm 90 and still on my feet!"

01/26/2019

I am relieved to know our national parks are reopening as of today!

09/29/2018

I’ll be taking a couple of days to travel the immediate area and get photos of storm damage for Science Source in NYC. This isn’t to grab pics of people’s misery but to document this significant storm and what happened in the aftermath. One park ranger downplayed the effects making it sound like just another summer storm. But it wasn’t. Cape Lookout remains closed after two weeks—will reopen next Tuesday if all goes as planned—and much of the environment has been negatively impacted. There are areas of North Carolina still waiting for rivers to go back down. One video a friend shared shows the drowned area of US 421 between Rocky Point and Wilmington. This won’t be a fun trip, but it is to tell future students about the power of wind and water. On a positive note, it is good to see people out cleaning up, smiling, and helping each other.

Take care—I’ll check back in soon.

09/24/2018

I hope everyone is recovering from Hurricane Florence. We have damage, but our house is intact. I’ve never much liked tarps for a roof, but at least we are dry.

In all the years we’ve lived in North Carolina, we’ve never seen a storm like this. But I’d like to give a shout out to the wonderful people who came from out of state to repair power lines, offer food, offer help with cleanup, offer free tetanus shots, offer transportation for the elderly to make their doctor appointments, and for the great lift to our spirits during a difficult time. The last photograph I took was at Cape Lookout, and I look forward to going there again soon. Thank you, friends, for all your good wishes. If we all find someone to help just a little bit everyday, we’ll be fine. Special thanks to Eilene Smith for offering us refuge in her beautiful mountain home in Virginia.

09/11/2018

Stay safe, friends. Go away, Flo!

01/12/2017

On Thursday, 2 February 2017, at 8 p.m., Bruce Roberts will appear in a segment of North Carolina Now. Donna Campbell interviewed Bruce while he talked about his photography and two of his books that will be featured: “Just Yesterday in North Carolina” and “Just Yesterday on the Outer Banks.” Both books are published by Pineapple Press and distributed by Ingram and should be available in your local bookstore. Congratulations, Bruce!
Please visit http://brucerobertsphotography.com/. Also, several of his photographs are included on http://www.fineartamerica.com under his name Bruce S Roberts. He would love to hear from you.

Bruce Roberts Photography website offers original fine art photography, both in black-and-white & color prints. We also offer books, posters, and maps regarding North Carolina's coast and history.

08/05/2016

Photographer Bruce Roberts shares stories about his famous photographs from the mountains to the coast of North Carolina with Ken Mann on "My Heart Will Always Be In Carolina" on OBXTV in 2013.

Photographer Bruce Roberst shares stories about his famous photographs from the mountains to the coast of North Carolina with Ken Mann on "My Heart Will Always…

08/05/2016

Through the years...

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08/04/2016

Like BARBECUE, BASKETBALL, AND BLUE SKIES, Bruce Roberts is a North Carolina -- and an American -- icon. His award-winning photojournalism and fine art photography document the history and beauty of North Carolina and the American landscape and people. Now, you can read the stories behind the photos and easily purchase museum-quality 'silver prints' of Bruce Roberts' most renowned photographs, or more affordable digital prints of Bruce's inspiring and striking images. Just click on the "SHOP" or "Products" buttons below to take you to our Facebook store, or visit his website at brucerobertsphotography.com. And don't forget to share with your friends!