I am Yolène, a French photographer based in Ireland.
I held my first camera at age 8 after winning a Kodak Instamatic camera with a children magazine competition. I remember the fascination of pushing that little button and then waiting for the film to be developed so I could discover the images I had captured. Since then, I have pushed that little button a whole lot more and captured many instants ranging from daily moments to travel memories.
After an attempt at a photographer business career in the food industry and the occasional portraiture, I have decided to take a break while I reevaluate and improve my portfolio.
My love for photography remains and I keep pushing that camera button but now, for more personal projects. You can currently find some of my images sold on Society6 and CreativeMarket. I intend to look at selling some of my own prints here in the future.
‘To photograph is to hold one's breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It's at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy.’ Henri Cartier-Bresson
I held my first camera at age 8 after winning a Kodak Instamatic camera with a children magazine competition. I remember the fascination of pushing that little button and then waiting for the film to be developed so I could discover the images I had captured. Since then, I have pushed that little button a whole lot more and captured many instants ranging from daily moments to travel memories.
After an attempt at a photographer business career in the food industry and the occasional portraiture, I have decided to take a break while I reevaluate and improve my portfolio.
My love for photography remains and I keep pushing that camera button but now, for more personal projects. You can currently find some of my images sold on Society6 and CreativeMarket. I intend to look at selling some of my own prints here in the future.
‘To photograph is to hold one's breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It's at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy.’ Henri Cartier-Bresson