This summer, JPG has met a ton of awesome families, and we’ve been eager to capture their uniqueness. We are excited to meet new people, but we also love reconnecting with old friends, too. That’s why when Mary Ellen contacted JPG about doing family photos, I immediately said yes! I’ve known the Angely family
One of my absolute favorite things about a career in photojournalism is the travel opportunities that come with it. JPG has traveled all over the United States and neighboring countries in the past decade, and are excited about upcoming trips, too! (We’ve just booked an elopement shoot in Paris, France!)
At JPG, we love reuniting with past clients. Often times, we will be contacted to take pictures of newborns or extended family. We know the Satterly family from Amber and Kevin’s wedding in 2011, and were reunited to take photos of their parent’s home in rural South Jersey. This was
JPG has always had a blast passing on our photojournalism expertise through photography workshops. Twice a year, we gather 4 or 5 students who want to learn how to use their personal DSLR cameras and better understand the process of photography with our introduction to photography workshop. Our students have
Family photo shoots are always a blast! This is especially true when we get to travel to capture vibrant and energetic people like the Ashton family. This session was extra fun, because we went to the super cool Glen Echo retro amusement park. I have a passion for travel, and that wonder-lust is
One of my favorite aspects of photojournalism is the real connections I am able to make with my subjects. Capturing moments at weddings and engagement shoots is great, but there is something special about newborn and birth photography that ads an extra bit of meaning to my job. Welcoming new life–
For much of my life, I have trained as an artist. I have always found a way to express myself through whatever medium was available to me. It wasn’t until I spent nearly a year living in Italy, that I truly became enamored with photography. Walking about the piazzas, markets
I was so excited when I received an email from Britt and Brett asking us to do a family portrait shoot with them. Britt was a bridesmaid in a Roanoke, Virginia wedding, and last year, Britt married Brett where Bec was the primary photographer during the celebration. Now that they
Bec and I scheduled a fun engagement shoot for Rebecca and Adrian in Boston, so we decided to see one of my best friends from college and a bridesmaid from our own wedding, Amanda, her husband, Mark, and their toddler, Georgia. After capturing wonderful photos in the warmth of their home,
The day I set out to photograph Kelly and Daeen’s newborns was cloudy and rainy, but inside their Fairmount home, it was filled with natural light and the joy of the first-time parents. The twins were so small, and most of the time, they were fussy. Many photographers would wait
This summer, JPG has met a ton of awesome families, and we’ve been eager to capture their uniqueness. We are excited to meet new people, but we also love reconnecting with old friends, too. That’s why when Mary Ellen contacted JPG about doing family photos, I immediately said yes! I’ve known the Angely family
One of my absolute favorite things about a career in photojournalism is the travel opportunities that come with it. JPG has traveled all over the United States and neighboring countries in the past decade, and are excited about upcoming trips, too! (We’ve just booked an elopement shoot in Paris, France!)
At JPG, we love reuniting with past clients. Often times, we will be contacted to take pictures of newborns or extended family. We know the Satterly family from Amber and Kevin’s wedding in 2011, and were reunited to take photos of their parent’s home in rural South Jersey. This was
JPG has always had a blast passing on our photojournalism expertise through photography workshops. Twice a year, we gather 4 or 5 students who want to learn how to use their personal DSLR cameras and better understand the process of photography with our introduction to photography workshop. Our students have
Family photo shoots are always a blast! This is especially true when we get to travel to capture vibrant and energetic people like the Ashton family. This session was extra fun, because we went to the super cool Glen Echo retro amusement park. I have a passion for travel, and that wonder-lust is
One of my favorite aspects of photojournalism is the real connections I am able to make with my subjects. Capturing moments at weddings and engagement shoots is great, but there is something special about newborn and birth photography that ads an extra bit of meaning to my job. Welcoming new life–
For much of my life, I have trained as an artist. I have always found a way to express myself through whatever medium was available to me. It wasn’t until I spent nearly a year living in Italy, that I truly became enamored with photography. Walking about the piazzas, markets
I was so excited when I received an email from Britt and Brett asking us to do a family portrait shoot with them. Britt was a bridesmaid in a Roanoke, Virginia wedding, and last year, Britt married Brett where Bec was the primary photographer during the celebration. Now that they
Bec and I scheduled a fun engagement shoot for Rebecca and Adrian in Boston, so we decided to see one of my best friends from college and a bridesmaid from our own wedding, Amanda, her husband, Mark, and their toddler, Georgia. After capturing wonderful photos in the warmth of their home,
The day I set out to photograph Kelly and Daeen’s newborns was cloudy and rainy, but inside their Fairmount home, it was filled with natural light and the joy of the first-time parents. The twins were so small, and most of the time, they were fussy. Many photographers would wait
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