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Hello, I'm Jen.

I'm a life events photographer. I work with people that have a significant life event, and want to enjoy it, knowing that someone (me) will capture meaningful moments.

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THING 2022 it’s a wrap! What an honor to be a part if this event. Many thanks to @fortworden for the invite and for organizing an extraordinary festival. Here are a few favorites from the artists who performed yesterday ♥️ 

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Miya senior portraits. Her family owns a cabin here in Port Townsend and she’s been visiting every summer for all her life. For her senior portraits we utilized much of what is so beautiful here. In the midst of wedding season, senior portraits
When your besties gets married and the light is 👌🏼✨ I’m not crying. You’re crying 😭😭😭

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I asked Molly, “Why have you chosen Bryce? What is it about him that you love and admire.” 

She doesn’t hesitate, “He’s so good to me. Whenever I have a rough day, when I’m exhausted, when I am not my best self, h
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More from Kelsey + Luke’s wedding coming soon 🥰

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Dearest Julia. She needed a highlight all her own in all her brilliance and beauty.

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Riverside lupines, Westfalia adventures before they were cool, soft sunlight and daisies, and a million swallows flitting in the sky as a mother nurses her baby. Times like these are fleeting, but I am so grateful to be able to document the moments t
Last weekend was my last to get some diving in before wedding season hits full force. And WOW! The Salish Sea put on quite the show! Everyone came out to say hello as the sun rays danced below the surface. I spent a few hours gliding through the shal
@born.outside One of the most amazing musicians I’ve been lucky enough to see live. Thank you @fortworden and @theproductionalliance for putting on an amazing event last weekend. My heart is so full knowing my family and I are part of a pretty

Meredith + Danny - A Port Townsend Wedding

May 02, 2017 in Wedding

This wedding is significant to me as it involves a community of people I find very dear. Who make where I live, not just a town, but a village. A village I am very proud to be a part of.

This month marks the 4th year my family and I moved to Port Townsend. 

Moving to a small, sophisticated, bustling town is tough cookies. When we first arrived, I felt like the “new kid” who didn’t have a network, peers, or friends. The weirdo with strange ideas, mannerisms, and an odd sense of humor. Needless to say, I was very alone.

When introducing myself to strangers, the question, “So what do you do?” often came up. My reply? “I’m a photographer.” The responses received were a mixture of pity and “awe that’s cute.” I even offered my card to someone and was waved away along with the words, “Oh, no thanks. We have plenty of photographers in town.” I felt myself sink, much like a snail finding safety within a shell.

I didn’t touch my camera for 8 months. 

It took nearly a year to find the gumption to pick up my camera again. But when I did, I did it for me. I photographed what I loved about this town, the people I grew to know and admire. I had no boundaries and began finding confidence in my work. I pushed myself to capture stories of people in the most honest way. To find their quirks, their uniqueness. I wanted these people to see why they were so wonderful.

Danny and Meredith’s wedding was one where much of the village came together to celebrate their love. The people who attended have become some of my dearest friends. People who support one another, who understand the importance of what it means to be a part of a community.

To say I was honored to photograph their ceremony is an understatement. 

It was an overcast, yet warm March afternoon. We were surrounded by trees and flowers just bloomed and the words spoken below a canopy of budding leaves were sincere and heart-warming. There was an aura of respect for the wild as 250 plus people witnessed the union between two genuine human beings.

Games like Kubb were played, fresh farm-to-table food and drink was aplenty, and music from live, local bands got everyone on their feet to dance the night away.

It was a good day to remind myself that I am so incredibly lucky to live in this tiny, seaport town.

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