Emily Doyle
I am Emily Doyle, a fraser valley based photographer. The grotesque and melancholic inspire me the most; in my work, I don’t believe in the rules of photography or what is considered a “good” image. I believe that what stands out is the right choice, whether it is unpleasant or out of focus. I aim to make art only to please myself and want to further my perspective by creating a path that avoids convention.Find me on instagram: @emmilymadelineFreelance Work
Film PhotographyEditorial/Commercial
Event
Portrait
Digital Photography
Artistic WorksBrew Me Like Coffee, Treat Me Like A Tourist, 2024
During Paris Fashion Week, Emily Doyle documented her experience on black-and-white film, creating a photo series that explores themes of aesthetics, identity, and the allure of groupie life. Over three weeks, she captured Paris’s punks, paparazzi, and high-fashion journalists, revealing a world of contrasts. This series reflects Doyle’s desire to be part of something larger, capturing candid moments in crowds she wishes to be in front of. It’s a study of Paris with minimal nuance, focusing on roleplay and stewing in the madness that is a major city.
24 people on one frame, 2025120mm film photographThroughout my residency with OpenSpace, I offered $5 portaits of visitors. During these portraits, I took an Exposure of each person on 120mm film, resulting in 24 exposures.