Unlikely Friends after playing Sasquatch. Listen to their single Soft Reputation on Bandcamp.
Unlikely Friends after playing Sasquatch. Listen to their single Soft Reputation on Bandcamp.
The above image from Lindsey & Rex’s engagement session was named a winner of the Top Knots New School of Wedding Photography contest by Photo District News (PDN)!
So excited to share this project I’ve been working on with Death Cab for Cutie and VSCO. Nick Harmer & I explored some of the band’s favorite hometown hangs for a VSCO Seattle Guide in conjunction with the release of their new album, Kintsugi, out now on Atlantic.
A huge thank you to the staff and management at Sonic Boom Records, Trading Musician, The Crocodile, Safeco Field & the Washington State Department of Transportation.
Fun & lively wedding in the heart of Abruzzo, Italy. Ceremony was held at the Church of Santa Maria in Piano, a gorgeous church adorned with fresco murals dating back to the 1500s. For the reception, we headed to Castello Chiola, an over 1100-year-old castle in the medieval town of Loreto Aprutino. Photos at the top of the post are a mix from around Loreto Aprutino and Contesa Vini, a winery in Pescara where guests were treated to a tasting the night before. Many thanks to my second shooter: Cinzia Bruschini (image #26 above is hers).
You might have noticed that things look a little different around here! Over the past year, I’ve been working with two talented creatives to help launch the new JennyJ:
My new logo and collateral are the brainchild of Breanna Radermacher of Rowan Made. I chose Bre because of her thorough process of getting to know her clients & their brands, as well as her skilled communication style. I wanted to work with a designer who had fresh ideas, wasn’t afraid of going bold and was open to collaboration. Throughout the process, I felt heard and with each back & forth she presented an even better idea than the one before.
For the website, I decided to merge my portfolio with my years-full-of-content Prophoto blog. I started looking for a custom Prophoto blogsite designer to create a bold grid design that had been banging around my head. Enter Rachel of Aniya Jade Design Studio. Rachel has created a handful of eye-catching turnkey templates for Prophoto and I was drawn to her minimal & modern aesthetic. Turns out she was a ton of fun to work with. She has a candid & upbeat way about her that made the whole experience joyful. It helped that we kept the same late-night hours, so when there was a question that needed clarification her response was almost immediate. I love the intuitive feel and flow of what we ended up with.
Please give the new site a spin and let me know what you think.