Lawrence D’Attilio is a fine art photographer whose work has covered various locations in the world. His photography teaching experience includes courses he has given over twenty five years at various institutions including Un. Wisconsin - Madison, Cardinal Stritch College, The Milwaukee Center for Photography, and The Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts.

His fine art photography has had solo exhibitions in Hanoi, Saigon, Milan, Chicago and Milwaukee. Lawrence also does select commerical assignments incuding weddings and modeling.

He co-founded and co-directed the Bathhouse Gallery of photography that was the third fine art photography gallery to exist in the U.S. It was known for creating many new collectors for the works of artists such as Ansel Adams, Eugene Atget, Brett Weston, Elliot Porter and Berenice Abbott. Later he co-founded and was President of the Photography Collectors Gallery in Milwaukee, which specialized in investment quality vintage photographs.

He also was the initial founder of the Coalition of Photographic Arts, www.copamilwaukee.com, an existing networking organization of 200 artist photographers.

Much of Lawrence's work since 2006 has been in Vietnam. Through 2010 he has made eight trips to Vietnam, spending 14 months there working on five projects. Some of the projects involve humanitarian efforts and Lawrence's photographs have been used to raise funds to help those projects

Since October 2009 Lawrence has been a mentor resident artist at RedLine Milwaukee following a resdiency at Campus Hanoi and a five year one at The Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts

Pamela Foard is Larry's wife and he has four sons. He has been involved in civic work as well and currently is a member of Elmbrook Rotary Club.

In the past Larry had a 31-year career as a bassoonist with several major American symphony orchestras. He also flew over eight hudred hours as a general aviation pilot while presdent of an airport management company