Hi Im Jessie photographer, animal lover and avid tea drinker. I have always had a passion for photography from as far back as I can remember . I love how photography captura a moment in time, whether it's an emotion, a look or a scene it's caught forever.
My passion for photography only grew after learning traditional processing skills in a dark room experimenting with exposure levels. From this I took on my first Saturday job at 15 on a one hour photo processing counter learning how to create life long cherished photos from 35mm film, and changing huge reels of photography paper blind to prevent it getting spoiled by the light ! A-level photography exposed me to my love of street photography and the golden ratio rules that are always with me and my trusty cannon camera.
I look forward to being part of a new community and I hope you enjoy my photos as much as I have capturing them 😃
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