Jacey Vermeersch
Jacey Vermeersch
Jacey is from New York and currently reside in Irvine, CA. She formally studied photography at Pratt Institute prior to joining Trynh Photography.
Jacey’s interest in photography began as a means to preserve cherished memories with her loved ones. As a young adult, she delved into self-portraiture, having been raised in a household of creatives that fostered self-expression and encouraged her to pursue her passion. Her father gifted her a Minolta x700 film camera, which he had used to capture moments of his children’s adolescence, such as traditional holiday portraits, gardening, and outdoor play.
Revisiting family albums and film montages at her grandmother’s cottage sparked a newfound appreciation for photography and film as a shared activity that could be enjoyed by the entire family. Jacey realized that photography was more than just capturing a moment in time; it was a way to create a lasting legacy for future generations. Drawing inspiration from her grandpa and dad’s multi-generational perspectives, reliving archival moments as a family, and having firsthand experience in front of the camera, Jacey developed a profound connection with this medium in the most intimate way.
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Jacey is from New York and currently reside in Irvine, CA. She formally studied photography at Pratt Institute prior to joining Trynh Photography.
Jacey’s interest in photography began as a means to preserve cherished memories with her loved ones. As a young adult, she delved into self-portraiture, having been raised in a household of creatives that fostered self-expression and encouraged her to pursue her passion. Her father gifted her a Minolta x700 film camera, which he had used to capture moments of his children’s adolescence, such as traditional holiday portraits, gardening, and outdoor play.
Revisiting family albums and film montages at her grandmother’s cottage sparked a newfound appreciation for photography and film as a shared activity that could be enjoyed by the entire family. Jacey realized that photography was more than just capturing a moment in time; it was a way to create a lasting legacy for future generations. Drawing inspiration from her grandpa and dad’s multi-generational perspectives, reliving archival moments as a family, and having firsthand experience in front of the camera, Jacey developed a profound connection with this medium in the most intimate way.
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