Roy Dovberg

Roy Dovberg captured the heart and soul of the Mummers Festival, preserving its lively traditions and artistic expression through his photography.

With an eye for placement and a mastery of 35mm film, Roy Dovberg framed each shot with purpose, embracing the grain, warmth, and authenticity that defined the era’s photography. His work stands as a testament to the artistry of analog placement, capturing fleeting moments with a depth that digital could never replicate.

Roy Dovberg’s event photography preserved the atmosphere and energy of wrestlers and other notable figures, offering a vivid snapshot of a distinctive era. His work captures the essence of the time, reflecting its intensity, personalities, and cultural significance through each frame

Roy Dovberg’s early work captured the movement and spirit of travel, with images of horses at play reflecting the energy and freedom of the landscapes he explored. His photography preserved fleeting moments of motion and interaction, offering a glimpse into the dynamic beauty of his subjects.

Roy Dovberg’s photography was deeply intertwined with Daytona Bike Week, capturing the energy, culture, and spectacle of one of the most iconic motorcycle events. As a Daytona resident, he documented the evolving spirit of the festival, preserving the sights, personalities, and machines that defined each era. His work stands as a visual chronicle of the riders, the crowds, and the unmistakable atm

Roy Dovberg had a deep appreciation for candid, real-life photography, capturing unfiltered moments that reflected the raw beauty of everyday life. His work focused on authentic expressions, spontaneous interactions, and the natural rhythm of the world around him, preserving fleeting instances that might otherwise go unnoticed. Whether documenting people in motion, quiet reflections, or the energy