//ABOUT
Lee Pullen is a professional photographer based in Bristol, UK. His journey into photography began during his degree in astronomy, where he developed an appreciation for both the science and art of image-making. This unusual background shaped Lee’s distinctive approach, blending technical expertise with a creative vision that he has developed over the last 20 years.
Lee offers a wide range of photography services, including baby and family photoshoots, portraits, events, weddings, and theatre work. His extensive experience also covers wildlife and pet photography, where his understanding of nature plays a key role in capturing compelling images. He is especially known for his ability to take breathtaking images of the cosmos from light-polluted urban environments, making him a leading figure in this challenging field. Additionally, Lee provides personalised photography training, helping others develop their skills and passion for the craft.
Clients appreciate Lee’s friendly, reliable approach and his versatile skill-set. He personally edits all his photos, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail in every image.
Visitors are encouraged to explore Lee’s portfolio and reach out to discuss their photography needs.
Lee has been a featured photographer for Nikon Pro Magazine.
Lee is the official photographer for the Bristol Improv Theatre.
Lee is an official photographer for Bristol Cathedral.
Lee runs Photo Safari experiences for Bristol Zoo Project.
Lee is Ricochet Gundog's official photographer.
Lee is an "Inspiration photographer" for Szeroki Kadr.
Lee is a guest writer for Nikon Rumors:
Lee is a photographer for babyballet Bristol and babyballet Bradley Stoke, Thornbury, and Portishead. He uses a dedicated sales website for attendees to make purchases; ask your course leader for the gallery password.
Lee is an official Photo Sensory photographer, covering Baby Sensory classes around Bristol and the South West. He uses a dedicated sales website for attendees to make purchases; ask your course leader for the gallery password.
The Bristol Evening Post produced a feature on Lee's photography.
Lee runs the website Urban Astrophotography.