LAURINE

Dutch investigative journalist & photographer in The Cotswolds

Mother’s Day photo sessions

14 & 15 March:
Happy Mother’s Day!

JOURNALISTIC PHOTOGRAPHy IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE & The Cotswolds for those who want truth and nostalgia

Laurine is a Dutch photographer in Gloucestershire and The Cotswolds as well as an internationally published journalist. She was born in the nineties in Arnhem and lived in Italy, Belgium, and The Netherlands, before completing her master’s degree in Sweden and finally settling down in the UK.

After graduating, I spent a few years working as an investigative journalist looking for the facts of a story and importantly: why it matters. The human element in journalism, but also in photography, in art, writing, and even in business, has started to become diluted by AI. We are trading our human voice for efficiency, and I hate it. Good thing I’m stubborn. I hope you get a glimpse of who I am through my website and it resonates with you somehow. My vision is that one day your adult children are sitting around an old photo album with smiles on their faces, remembering the sound of their mum’s laugh through an image I took.

As well as photographing people’s most meaningful moments and milestones, Laurine works with small business owners and fellow photographers to help them communicate more confidently using their own voice and help turn ideas into a business . Take a look at the business support page for more information, or visit the studio store.

About Laurine

Laurine is a photographer with a background in investigative journalism. Her work has appeared in publications like National Geographic and Nikkei Asian Review, where she has written about wildlife conservation and animal welfare. She continues to write on a project by project basis when important topics catch her interest.

Laurine’s style is sincere documentary storytelling. Her sessions are easygoing and largely improvised. Her Dutch directness brings structure to her work and her calm personality makes her easy to work with. The result is a gallery that feels natural and unforced.

Photographs are proof that we were here, that we loved and were loved, and that it all really mattered. Why would you fuck that up with social media trends and AI?

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