Jocelyn Allen
Photographer
Recently I discovered a photo book that I made when I was seven. I still have that 35mm camera that I used to take around with me often. Skip forward fifteen years and I’ve just completed a degree in Photographic Art. I love all areas of photography but especially portraiture, whilst my degree helped me embrace the conceptual side of photography. In the last year I’ve started taking a lot more self portraits. The process of making them and showing them has helped me grow into my skin…
Jocelyn Allen
Photographer
Recently I discovered a photo book that I made when I was seven. I still have that 35mm camera that I used to take around with me often. Skip forward fifteen years and I’ve just completed a degree in Photographic Art. I love all areas of photography but especially portraiture, whilst my degree helped me embrace the conceptual side of photography. In the last year I’ve started taking a lot more self portraits. The process of making them and showing them has helped me grow into my skin…
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