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Boca Magazine Publishes My Portrait of Nancy Pulte Rickard

Michael B. Lloyd’s portrait of Nancy Pulte Rickard appears in Boca Magazine’s November 2026 Hometown Hero feature. A proud moment for our Boca Raton photography studio.

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Nancy Pulte Rickard in a yellow jacket, photographed by Michael B. Lloyd and published in Boca Magazine

A portrait in Boca Magazine

I’m delighted to share that my portrait of Nancy Pulte Rickard has been published in Boca Magazine’s Hometown Hero series. Seeing a photograph I created accompany a story about someone making a difference in our community is a particularly rewarding part of being a photographer in Boca Raton.

Christiana Lilly’s profile, published online on November 12, 2026 and featured in the magazine’s November 2026 issue, carries the credit: ‘Nancy Pulte Rickard, photo by Michael B. Lloyd.’ The portrait above is my original photograph; the clipping below shows how it appears in the publication.

Boca Magazine’s Hometown Hero article by Christiana Lilly, dated November 12, 2026, with the credit Nancy Pulte Rickard, photo by Michael B. Lloyd
Boca Magazine’s online feature, November 12, 2026. Article by Christiana Lilly; portrait by Michael B. Lloyd.

Congratulations to Nancy Pulte Rickard

Nancy is president of the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation. In the magazine’s profile, she discusses her family’s tradition of giving and the foundation’s work in education, shelter, hunger and thirst, and caring for others.

The story also highlights The IDDeal Place in Lake Worth Beach, a residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Rather than retell Nancy’s interview here, I encourage you to read Christiana Lilly’s full article at Boca Magazine using the link below. Congratulations, Nancy, on this recognition.

Why an editorial portrait matters

An editorial portrait introduces a person before the reader reaches the first paragraph. The expression, lighting and presentation should support the subject and the story, without taking attention away from either.

For executives, nonprofit leaders and other public-facing professionals, a carefully made portrait can serve a magazine profile, a speaker biography, a press announcement or a company website. It is worth thinking about those destinations when planning a session, so the photograph and its framing suit the intended use.

Portrait photography in Boca Raton

At Lloyd’s Studio Photography, I create professional headshots, executive portraits and editorial photography for people and organizations in Boca Raton and South Florida. If you are preparing for a publication, a leadership announcement or an updated professional profile, tell us about the story, the intended uses and any requirements from your editor or communications team.

Studio and on-location projects can be discussed in advance. An appointment is always required. Contact the studio to plan your portrait session or discuss an editorial assignment.

Sources and further reading: Boca Magazine: Hometown Hero — Nancy Pulte Rickard, by Christiana Lilly; Pulte Family Charitable Foundation