For the past thirty-plus years, Mary Ann (Bruchac) Lynch has earned national and international recognition, honors, and awards as a photographer, writer, and educator.
Her photographs are held in numerous public and private collections. Her essays and writings on popular culture and the arts have been widely published.
And her job assignments have spanned the corporate, educational, government, and private sectors. Past clients include major publishers, state agencies, small businesses, non-profit enterprises, colleges, universities, and individuals.
Now Scheduling for Fall 2008
Photography Assignments & Commissions
For special occasions (baptisms to weddings) or longterm projects, contact Mary Ann at least three months in advance. Working with you (by email, letter, telephone, or in person) she will outline an approach that will suit your budget and needs and fulfill your heart's desire.
Lectures & Visiting Artist Appearances
Contact Mary Ann at least four months in advance. She makes only a limited number of annual appearances out of state, so book early.
From her base in the northeast, Mary Ann travels as visiting artist and lecturer. New York University, Union College, Colgate University, Ohio State University, U.C. Santa Cruz, and the Honolulu Academy of Arts are among the many places that have hosted her.
Whatever the setting and occasion and whether working one-on-one or in a group, Mary Ann will inspire you with her enthusiasm and experience, unlock your imagination and creativity, and move you toward your personal and professional goals.
↔ Contact her to tailor a program specifically to your needs. ↔ Fees include honorarium plus travel/per diem.
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•Fine Art & Editorial Photographs •Photography & Writing commissions •Portfolio Reviews •Personal Appearances ↔↔↔ see also, Shopping & Services page
All photographs and text are copyright 2008 Mary Ann Lynch unless otherwise noted. No materials can be copied, reproduced, used, or altered in any manner or by any form of reproduction without written permission from Mary Ann Lynch.
