Steven Doyle

Dublin born and raised, photographer Steven Doyle chose his first camera at the age of 14.

In some ways, it’s more appropriate to say that the camera chose him. This is because Steven’s camera works as an extension of himself. He uses its lens as a third eye to gaze upon and uncover the essential essence of his subject, always finding that subject’s intrinsic beauty, yet always respecting its truth.

Steven’s confident and assured management of his camera lens can instantly be seen from a rapid review of his work. One of his chief interests is to create an exclusive focus on people and to capture the nuance of their facial expressions.

Steven lived for a number of years between London, Milan, Rome and Eastern Europe. During his time in Europe, Steven began to develop a variety of different styles of portraiture. Steven stresses that the “The photographer brings to his work his own individual photographic style and passion. These things, combined with a devoted and compassionate attention to his subject, produce results that can be little less than revelations.”

“I shoot a person in such a way as to allow them both to see themselves as the world sees them, and also in such a way as to let them see themselves at their best...

Editorial: 2000 Plus, Excel Magazin, The Irish Family, Revista Model Romania, The Evening Herald, The Belfast Telegraph ,The Big Issue, The Cork Examiner, GCN. My GayZine Magazine,
Pearse College 2021, Pearse College graduate exhibition 2022

Corporate: Dublin Pride,Bunny's The Hutch Panti Bar, Dublin Opportunity Frocks 2010,
Campaigns;
Dublin City Council Gay pride Festival 2011, Merchant's quay Ireland

Photography exhibitions:
"The Children of Bucharest" , Dublin City Council May Dublin Ireland 1996
“Expo Photo 2000 Plus” – The Embassy of France Bucharest, Romania – March 1998
"Local Photography" Dublin City Council Libraries April 2008
"Up close and Personal" The Front Lounge May 2012
"Homeless Gallery" D-light Studios July 2012