Tony Bruguiere Rodeo Pixels
Rodeo, Landscape, Portrait & Location Photography, Photojournalist
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Licensed Photographer
Tony Bruguiere a professional photographer with more than 20 years of experience is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. Tony received his photographic training while serving in the U.S. Navy.
In addition to his work as a military photographer, he has worked in portrait and studio photography, industrial photography, sports photography and photojournalism.
His current work is devoted primarily to coverage of the western United States and rodeo photography.
Tony has photographed everything from Windmills on the plains to Wild Horses in northern Colorado and everything in between. His portfolio is a testament to a man who views the world through his lens and includes something for everyone.
Bruguiere is a licensed photographer for the Professional Cowboys Rodeo Association and has covered many of the largest rodeo events in the USA as well as being the official photographer for numerous front-range organizations.
Tony has photographed the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR), the cowboy’s version of the super bowl, held each year in Las Vegas Nevada. His work has included The Greeley Independence Stampede and Cheyenne Frontier Days, the world’s largest outdoor rodeo.
He continues to be the official photographer for events such as; Professional Team Bull Riding (PTBR), PTBR Young Guns Junior Bull Riding & Mountain States Junior Bull Riding all based in the Fort Collins area. He is also the photographer that the Earl Anderson Memorial Rodeo in Grover Colorado and the Wild Horse Racing Committee at Cheyenne Frontier Days will turn to again this year for official coverage.
Bruguiere’s fine art photography has been exhibited at numerous galleries in Colorado. He was invited to display his photograph “Power!”at the prestigious Denver International Art Photography exhibit at Denver International Airport.
Tony’s photojournalism work appears regularly in the Fence Post periodical. He has numerous other publications to his credit including the Pro Rodeo Sports News (PSN), the PRCA Business Journal, Timed and Tough (A Canadian Rodeo magazine), Spin to Win, The Rodeo News and Cowboys and Indians Magazine. His work has also been selected to appear in the official programs for both the Greeley Independence Stampede and the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo.
Competing at the professional level has garnered him awards such as Best in Show, Grand Champion, Reserve Grand Champion, the People’s Choice Award and more than 15 blue ribbons. ribbons at events across Colorado.
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