JAYNE LLOYD

PHOTOGRAPHER

Jayne Lloyd (self-portrait) Photograph of Jayne, a white woman against a wooden panelled wall painted white. Jayne has chin-length wavy black hair with a fringe and bright red streaks underneath to each side, black winged eyeliner, pale skin and red lipstick. She is wearing a black top.

I’m a photographer based in Essex, East Anglia, working across London and the UK. I love using photography to give insight into people, places and process and my work includes documentary, portraits and interiors. My favourite projects are when I go behind the scenes, glimpsing into worlds I might not otherwise see.

I studied photography at the University of Westminster and initially worked in picture libraries, including at The Museum of the Home in London, which gave me an understanding of the unique needs of arts and non-profit organisations.

In 2022 I was awarded a Developing Your Creative Practice (DYCP) grant from Arts Council England to expand my skills and explore documentary projects within my community.

In my spare time I like making zines, going to gigs, watching movies and being by the sea.

CLIENTS INCLUDE

Photograph of the Firstsite gallery, with a paved space in the foreground, a round, brick building with plants and flowers to the left of the frame, blue sky and clouds above.
FIRSTSITE
Photograph of a woman wearing glasses, with shoulder length light brown hair, dark blue suit and silver necklace, looking into camera. Behind and out of focus behind is a classroom with desks and wall displays.
THE LEATHERSELLERS’ COMPANY
Photograph of a wooden table in front of two windows, topped with a glowing wooden lamp, replica pies on top and a basket behind. In the background is a wall with illustrations of two long-handled pans painted on the white wall and shelves to the right lined with kitchen objects and a glowing lantern.
HISTORIC ROYAL PALACES
Photograph of a garden with large rusty-metal structures surrounding a tree towards the back centre of the frame, with a raised metal walkway leading towards it from the bottom right of frame. Lush green plants and flowers surround these, and in the foreground is a pool of water with stones and blocks of concrete in.
THE ENGLISH GARDEN MAGAZINE