Jacqueline Young (she/her) is an award winning Treaty 1 based Photographer of Architecture and Sessional Instructor at the University of Manitoba in Canada. She formally trained in Architecture at the University of Manitoba and in Photography at PrairieView School of Photography. Her enthusiasm for documentation comes from her fondness for the technical structure of the photographic process, combined with the pursuit of expressing the ephemeral nature of light and people moving throughout the built environment. Young chooses to focus her practice on capturing what is present, rather than chasing “the ideal”.
Her work has been published in Canadian Architect Magazine, Canadian Interiors Magazine, THE PLAN, The Architectural Review, Archinect, Architizer, and Archdaily. In 2021 she received a Canadian Architect Photo Award of Merit and in 2022 was long-listed in the international APALMANAC “Early Career and Emerging Talent Award” competition as well as receiving two additional Canadian Architect Photo Awards of Merit. If you’re interested in hearing Jacqueline speak more about Architectural Photography, you can check her out on Prairie Design Lab’s 39th episode called, “Photographers”.
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