Photographic Beginnings
Whilst Jaqueline is a multi disciplined artist working predominatly in the digital realm, her first love is still photography.
Jaqueline began taking photos with a 35mm Viewfinder camera that was the designated family print film camera aged 11. She credits both her interpretation of light, and now general inclination to leave her digital SLR on auto pilot, to these formative photographic years.
At 15 she inherited her grandfather's darkroom equipment that had been in storage since his death eight years earlier. This is where Jaqueline credits that her journey as an Artist began. She often found herself working late into the night in a heavily plastic lined laundry / makeshift dark room all in the search of that elusive image.
Jaqueline began taking photos with a 35mm Viewfinder camera that was the designated family print film camera aged 11. She credits both her interpretation of light, and now general inclination to leave her digital SLR on auto pilot, to these formative photographic years.
At 15 she inherited her grandfather's darkroom equipment that had been in storage since his death eight years earlier. This is where Jaqueline credits that her journey as an Artist began. She often found herself working late into the night in a heavily plastic lined laundry / makeshift dark room all in the search of that elusive image.
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Selected unsigned open edition Photographic Prints:
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Please note poster print colours may vary from the photographic print versions of the same image.
To see available images, sizes and purchase Photographic Prints please click 'here'
Please note poster print colours may vary from the photographic print versions of the same image.
