Eric Brunelle

Eric is a French photographer whose artistry in nude photography has earned him international recognition and awards. For over 20 years, he has explored the sensual beauty of the female form, creating images that merge elegance, authenticity, and emotional depth. Germany, Hungary, and Croatia are the main countries where he creates his art. His pictures have been published in respected magazines, books, and catalogues from contests and exhibitions, and shown in four exhibitions – both solo and group – underlining his presence in the photography community. His artistic path has been shaped by collaborations and mentorships – from early training with German photographer Arboulan to a deepening artistic sensibility under Hungarian artists Szeni Jung and Sandor Benkoe, who continues to coach him. In recent years, Eric’s style has evolved toward creating images that move beyond poses into visual storytelling. His photographs try to capture genuine emotions, sensuality, and the unique essence of each model, offering viewers a sense of narrative. Every picture is a celebration of beauty and charisma. While elements of eroticism – nudity, curves, or suggestive gestures – may be present, they are never the focus. Instead, they serve a broader artistic vision built on authenticity and sensual depth. This balance elevates his work beyond conventional erotic photography into a refined exploration of female presence. Having worked with over 100 amateur models, Eric has developed a signature style that blends technical mastery with emotional truth. His images reinforce his position as an artist whose work aims at transcending boundaries of genre and convention. His passion is best expressed in the words of Richard Avedon: “If a day goes by without my doing something related to photography, it’s as though I’ve neglected something essential to my existence, as though I had forgotten to wake up.”