JAYNE LLOYD

PHOTOGRAPHER

COMMISSION: HISTORIC ROYAL PALACES

I’ve worked with Historic Royal Palaces on a number of commissions including Superbloom and documenting school visits for the Learning Team. On this occasion I was commissioned to help create a library of photographs that show potential visitors to Hampton Court Palace what they can expect to see when coming to the Palace and when participating in their Community programme.

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Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph of the Clore Learning Centre at Hampton Court Palace, a brick building with tiled roof, a large metal chimney-like element on the top, glass doors with little figurines along the centre, 'Clore Learning Centre' etched in the glass and a stone paved floor in the foreground with a barn-like building to the left.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph looking towards a stone staircase, which is through a stone archway in a brickwall. There is a wooden handrail up the centre and arched windows and doorway can be seen at the top of the stairs. In the foreground is a cobbled floor, sunlight is coming in from the right and to the left is a wooden carved door with an arch cut from the lower right section.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph in Hampton Court Palace showing a dark room lit by two ornate brass and glass lanterns hanging from the ceiling in the middle, stone floor, the walls lined with patterned green curtains, a stone arched doorway to the left, wooden benches along the lefthand wall, a wooden wall to the right with a tapestry hanging in the centre and an opening at the far end into a daylit room.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph of a partially open old wooden door to the right with a shiny brass doorhandle with wood grain visible in patches where the darker brown stain has been worn away. There is a sign saying 'Slide Knob to Open' right by the knob and another sign above saying 'Welcome - please do come in! please help us to maintain the delicate environment within by closing the door after you. Thank you.' To the left of the frame you can see into the room, with a patterned green curtain in the foreground and distance, with two large brass and glass lanterns hanging from the ceiling.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph in Hampton Court Palace looking through two green curtains that are tied back either side of the frame, into a large room with wooden floor, tapestries and stag heads lining the walls, banquet tables with white table cloths and wooden stools around the edges, ornate carved wooden ceiling and an arched doorway at the far end.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. 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.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph of the kitchens in Hampton Court Palace, showing a large stone-floored room with whitewashed walls, tables in the centre, arches to the left, a large fireplace to the right with black soot marks up the wall and wooden tables in the centre, leading to windows and doorways at the far end.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph in the kitchens at Hampton Court Palaces, wiht three metal pots on stands on a brick sideboard, with arched openings in the wall below to access fires, and an illustration of steam rising painted on the wall behind the centre pot. A pool of light is illuminating the centre of the image.
Hampton Court Palace. Photograph by Jayne Lloyd for Historic Royal Palaces. Photograph of a hessian sack with a sign saying 'Do Not Eat, For the Kyng's mouth only' printed on it, with black and white illustrations partly visible on the wall behind, ceramics and foliage just visible in the foreground.
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