From the age of five, Jennylynn Fields attended Artistically Speaking Art School where she learned the fundamentals of drawing, color and composition. It was these early teachings that fueled her inner fire for artistic development and her love for the arts. This and academic studies in an immersion school gave her the needed requirements to enter the Fine Arts program at the University of Alberta. There she experimented with mixed and traditional mediums including photography. Turner, Robert Bateman, and Louise Bourgeois were some of the early influences that inspired her artistic passion. After majoring in printmaking and minoring in Visual Communication Design, she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2001.  Jennylynn has since experimented with various photographic genres from wedding photography, portraiture to geographical and abstract.

     She strives to create, express and uphold her own style. She believes in capturing moments in time as well as evoking an emotional reaction from the audience. Elements that compose her photos include the play of light, use of contrast with unexpected perspective and attention to minute detail that give vibrancy, appeal, and life to the subject. Jennylynn’s love for nature, animals, and people are subjects she is now trying to capture in complete respect of her own style. Her background in painting reinforces her desire for discovery, composition, and texture as she pursues her passion for photography.


Awards, Honors, &Accomplishments

Jennylynn Fields has won several awards from the Professional Photographers of Canada including her CPA, Craftsman Photographic Award, in 2013. Her images have been published inside and on the cover of books, CD's and showcased on photography websites.

A notable highlight was when National Geographic used my image I took in Egypt for the cover of their 2012 book “Gender Roles - A cross-cultural perspective”. They also used another image from my Egypt travel photography for the cover of a 2-set DVD series called “Egypt Unwrapped”.

I have also been very fortunate to work with a great Canadian yarn company called “Ancient Arts Fibre Crafts” who has showcased my Canadian landscape photography in a few of their pattern eBooks including “Lascaux Fine 2021 Collection” which has lots of my photography within the eBook.

Honorable Mention in Wildlife Category of the Black & White Spider Awards for “Raven Nevermore”.