Lorri hails from the Maritimes. She grew up in a large, loving family, along a river in New Brunswick. Her travels brought her from the East coast to the West to Vancouver, where she fell in love with the city and the natural beauty that abounds there. A well rounded graphic artist, Lorri has a strong interest in many aspects of visual art: from painting and sketching; to design and architecture; but her passion has always been photography. As she puts it: “I studied life, as I was always interested in it, and I find that it becomes most clear to me when looking through a lens”.

She has studied at the New York Institute of Photography, where she won several Awards of Merit, and received her diploma in Professional Photography. She later went on to further expand her skills at Langara College and at The Emily Carr University of Art and Design.

Lorri is a published photographer with her work featured in newspapers, magazines and articles, as well as in books. Collections of her work have also been shown in Galleries. She is best known however, for her candid shots of Vancouver, the city she loves so dearly. Her discerning eye has captured some essence of the city whether of a resident (feline or human), of the architecture, or of the natural beauty that envelopes each neighbourhood.