Award-Winning, Contemporary Photographer
Globally Exhibited









Diane M. Lamboley

Using the camera as an instrument of intuition.
Attuned to the quiet pulse between what is seen and what is felt.

Silhouette of a pine tree branch against a colorful, blurred background with pastel hues and a moon-like circle.
View through the broken window of an old, dilapidated wooden structure with a scenic landscape outside, featuring hills and a purple sky with floating pink sparkles.
A stylized landscape with mountains, a full moon, and colorful abstract sky in pink, orange, and purple hues.
Underwater view of a pier with wooden supports and beams, captured with a color-filtered effect in blues and purples.
A peaceful wetland with tall grass on both sides reflecting pink clouds in a blue sky.
Two women in traditional, colorful, patterned clothing, standing indoors near woven baskets and decorative items.
Colorful digital artwork depicting two horses grazing in a grassy field with hills and trees under a sky with clouds during sunset.
Nighttime view of a glacier with colorful lighting highlighting the ice's textures and crevasses.
A stylized, colorful digital rendering of the Grand Canyon with exaggerated orange and purple hues and a pink sky.
A waterway running through a grassy landscape under a blue sky with pink clouds at sunset.

Internationally recognized and award-winning artist, Diane Lamboley, has presented her art in exhibitions spanning Europe, Asia, and North America.

Her work lives in the space between feeling and form, where earth tones, silvery blues, and unexpected flashes of crimson or gold quietly shift the emotional weight of a scene. These choices aren’t just aesthetic. They’re a response — to place, to memory, to something quietly felt.

Rather than overt saturation, her images move with restraint. They carry the atmosphere of the moment, shaped by her surroundings and her internal landscape. Her use of light is deliberate, often subtle, but always leading somewhere deeper. Perhaps the warmth behind a shadow, the question tucked inside a reflection.

Color, in Diane’s hands, becomes language.

A way of speaking to what the eye alone might miss. Her photographs often feel like a pause, a place to dwell.
A viewer may not know why they’re moved, only that something within them has been named.

Beauty. Experience. Color

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Cultural Photography Spotlight

Lamboley’s practice is both exploratory and disciplined; with camera in hand, she seeks the precise moment when light, gesture, and cultural context converge.

Gratitude

Heartfelt appreciation to those who continue to see, feel, and reflect through the lens of this work. Your presence, your words, and your witnessing mean more than you know.

“Diane’s work is wide-ranging, emotive, personal, and appealing. She captures moods and feelings in her artful use of color and texture. In some pictures she takes us directly into the space and in others we feel that we are respectfully observing from unique points of view, capturing a moment in time to absorb the scenes and subjects in them. ”
— Ruth E. Kim
“There are two words that come to mind when you see Diane Lamboley’s art: colorful and luminous. Her art takes you to places far beyond your immediate reality to a place of absolute beauty and wonder”
— Sara and Joe Bosco
“When Scott and I first saw “Evanescence” it pulled me in. I feel the calm breeze off the ocean the warmth of a setting sun. The calmness of the ocean water just made me feel at peace and in awe of the beauty of our world. You captured how the ocean makes me feel everytime I see it. Thank you!”
— Linda Howle
“I had to have Nature’s Aura and now each time I glance at it, I feel like I’m reconnecting with an old friend. it’s a daily reminder of nature’s magic, that elevates our home and our spirit. Diane has a rare gift for capturing the soul of the wild, and I’m beyond grateful to have her work in my life.”
— Brian Corrigan