Juliana Bruder : Through the lens of her camera

One of her featured projects is Exuberância, which is an essay of images from the distant and artificial Dubai and the natural Amazon Wildlife.

Juliana Bruder is a photo journalist graduated in Law Studies that have worked for magazines and newspaper covering events, shooting fashion and documentary, not only in São Paulo but in others Brazilian cities.

In seven years photographing Juliana has collected awards and mentions for her images in different premise occasions. In most of her projects she thrives to capture the nature in its best form, through the lens of her camera. Juliana is always searching for beauty and captivating details of the natural world. Part of her work is constantly presented in Olhar Turístico, which are a Gastronomic Tourism website as well as a Travel and Photograph source for differentiated destinies.

Juliana Bruder : Through the lens 8 - A Palmeira

One of her featured projects is Exuberância, which is an essay of images from the distant and artificial Dubai (UAE) and the natural Amazon Wildlife (Brazil).

–  The complexity of nature and the vision of man both equilibrate the potential of creation. In both environments there is a coincidence of great magnitude in terms of intensity and proportions.

– Her objective is to comprehend such similarities in their most outstanding ways.

– This project has currently been viewed through a Photographic Exposition in São Paulo.

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The appreciation of the magnifying wild views of Brazil’s landscape is an ongoing project.

The different regions, cultures and images represent a challenge in terms of unifying the symbols of only one country. For the photographer, Brazil’s exuberant variety of life is represented both in large views with breathless grandiosity and in the tinny details where it is founded the architectural geniality of the creation. [Official Website] [Olhar Túristico]
16-Gar+ºa Branca

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As a social activity the photographer organizes expeditions to natural destinies in Brazil such as Amazon and Rain Forest Regions. The public is composed by nature photographers, birdwatchers and adventurer nature lovers.


Caminhpos da Seiva - SOS Mata Atl+óntica 2010

Pizza no Forno - XVII Trof+®u S+úo Paulo Capital Mundial da Gastronomia - 2014 Soc+¦s - 3-¦ Revela Bertioga - Sele+º+úo para Exposi+º+úo Coletiva - 2014 Navegar +® preciso - SWPA - Sony World Photography - 2012 Homem carregando Flores - 1-¦ Premio Olhares sobre a CEAGESP - 2014 Filet de la Maison au Foie Gras sur lit de l+¬gumes - XVI Trof+®u S+úo Paulo Capital Mundial da Gastronomia - 2013-2 6.56AM - VI Sal+úo Nacional de Arte Fotogr+ífica de Goi+ís - 2014 Rua Joli - Brás 2 - Resist+¬ncia - III Pr+¬mio Transatl+óntico de Fotografia - 2012 1 - Adapta+º+úo - III Pr+¬mio Transatl+óntico de Fotografia - 2012

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