Elise LaJeunesse is a photographer based in Santaquin, Utah, whose work is particularly known for its use of the historic bromoil process. Born in California and having lived in Iowa and Taylorsville, Utah, LaJeunesse developed a passion for photography that evolved from a hobby into an award-winning artistic practice. Drawn to the rich tonal qualities and painterly appearance of bromoil prints, she creates carefully crafted images that often focus on weathered objects and subjects marked by the passage of time. She studied the bromoil process under renowned practitioner David W. Lewis, one of the medium’s leading contemporary masters.