Elise Young is a photographer whose projects (which she prefers to call cartographies) range from intimate portraiture to the poetics of light. En masse, her photographs aim to capture the intimacies of everyday life and celebrate the human form amongst natural landscapes.

She is heavily interested in the ways in which photography influences memory, the interactions of prose and images applied to space, and the experience of time through making images.

Currently, she is an MLitt student of History of Photography at the University of St Andrews in Scotland where she is researches the photobook as Art object, feminist photography, and photographic conservation.

Available for all types of work.