Traditional portraits just aren’t the right thing for my family. Here’s some mother and son bonding with Debbie and Michael. This is as normal as they get and I love them for it.
Debbie in the studio:
14 family members? …. and 4 are young children? ….. and a dog? That’s the kind of session that tempts comtemporary photographers to go old school and do formal posed portraits with everyone gazing into the lens and smiling. This family of 14 helped me avoid that temptation by just being themselves; a spirited state…
Tatyana came in for some pregnancy photos. She’s an avid photographer, so we had a lot of fun collaborating and creating images together. I love the hat and stylin’ jacket:
Welcome to my website and blog all rolled into one. Today is the official opening of Studio J Photography. To introduce myself and explain what I’m doing here, I’m going to borrow from my 1st Toast Masters speech: If you came to realize that your greatest aspiration in life would certainly fail, as long as…
We’re often too busy as adults to do kid stuff with our children. Grandmas will do the stuff that figures large in a kid’s life. They’ll encourage a kid to be a kid. Grandmas, nanas and babas realize that those moments spent together are the point. It’s the moments you remember. The same moments that…
Real estate and business portrait headshots are the only mini sessions I offer. Jocelyn’s mini session was entirely unintentional. Her escort and ride had to go when we were just warming up, so her session ended very early. Here’s a few from my 1st portrait mini session. Fortunately, Jocelyn does just fine under time pressure.
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What a fun and unique shot! I am sure your clients will treasure this image for a lifetime. You are truly a master of your craft.
Jill
Now THIS is my kinda “NORMAL”!
Now if only more families would skip the pseudo-Rockwellian family photo sessions at Sears (ugh) and go to you instead–we could enjoy a world of AMAZING family portraiture for a change!
Fantastic job, Jay–viva the “new normal”!!
Some incredible pictures… the sky looks almost 3-D!