Jacqueline Baldwin, of Jaqueline Louise Photography, has been shortlisted for Wedding Photographer of the Year in The Wedding Industry Awards (TWIA) for Yorkshire and the North East.
She told Your Skipton:
"I’m proud to be the only photographer representing Skipton".
Jacqueline started her business just five years ago, and this month marks that milestone. She continued:
As a sole operator, I've poured everything into building it from the ground up, so to be recognised at a regional level feels incredibly rewarding.
"I think it’s a wonderful example of how a small, local business can work hard and be celebrated - sharing the spirit and vibrancy of life right here in Skipton."
The regional awards event will take place early next month.
Jacqueline lives in Skipton with her husband and two young children. Find out more on her website.

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