Jürgen Lobert is a Massachusetts-based fine art photographer and educator, born and raised in Germany. He received a Ph.D. in atmospheric chemistry from Gutenberg University in Mainz before moving to the US in 1991.

Jürgen is fortunate to have a daytime job, so he was forced to specialize mostly in night photography. However, he also creates daytime long exposure, urban exploration and infrared imagery.

In February 2022, Jürgen had a solo exhibit Infralucent Clouds at the Griffin Museum of Photography @WinCam. Jürgen's work has appeared in numerous group shows and he has organized, curated and exhibited shows in Massachusetts. Among those shows were the Night Becomes Us exhibit at the Art Complex Museum. His artwork is in the permanent collection of the Art Complex Museum, Duxbury MA and private collectors.

Jürgen has been elected as Master Member of the New England Camera Club Council (MNEC), he is an executive member of the Boston Camera Club and the founder and organizer of the Greater Boston Night Photographers Meetup group.

According to Jürgen, there is a profound peace in roaming the nights in remote places. Capturing the element of time is the most intriguing part, where clouds become bands, cars are bright streaks in the roads, people disappear, stars form trails in the sky and water smoothes over to a mirror finish. Night and daytime long exposure photography transform the familiar and create serene views of our surrounding, revealing beauty in the mundane, which we often rush by, but rarely acknowledge in its potential. The resulting images create otherworldly, hauntingly beautiful and serene lightscapes.

Jürgen can be found online at: https://linktr.ee/jmlobert/