New Website & Blog

I spent the last few months working out new edits, creating new branding with graphic designer Brittany Roney and learning Squarespace. The finished product is my brand new website & blog. I am so excited to feature my wedding and food photography with my photojournalism work.

My new website & blog:
www.jacqulynmarie.com

Claire & Colin's Wedding

Last Saturday I assisted Paul Morse, one of my bosses, on a wedding. Claire and Colin were married on a perfect fall day at St. John's Episcopal Church. Their elegant reception followed at the Meridian House. I really enjoy second shooting on weddings like this. I get to work with talented photographers, observe them working, and in this case; share in documenting one of the most important days in a person's life.

The Many Faces of Eva

One of the many things I enjoy about working for other freelance photographers are their adorable dogs. Our current apartment is not really a good fit for a dog so I love any opportunity to play with other people's dogs. Here is Eva, a beautiful Golden Retriever. She's is a great subject to work with.

Summer Sailing

Life has been very busy. After graduation, a big move and many trips I finally have time to update my blog. These photos were taken on a sailing trip with friends outside of Philly.

My new favorite camera is the Instax Mini Instant Film Camera. It is great for trips like this because of it's portability. I also love the size of the images.

Alison Burnette & Leon Waddy's Wedding

Alison and Leon were married at Baltimore's Aloft Hotel on June 26, 2010. I was honored to be a part of their beautiful day.

The End of an Era

This photo was taken at Susan's house about a week before we graduated college. It feels so strange that it's over. We did it! Best of luck to you; Jason, Nick, Matt, Erika, Jenny, Michelle, Becca and Chelsea!

A Personal Refuge

I've always wanted to document my own family but for so many years school and work kept me photographing near home. I finally got to Michigan recently and photographed my grandparents and their home. They've been married for 54 years and have lived in their home since October 1956. After I got home I found a letter my grandmother put in my luggage.

In the note she said,
"As a young bride it was a goal - raise the kids, pay the mortgage, have a stable environment for the family. Now in the twilight of my life it has become a refuge - to shut out the fast changing world. A place that always stays the same."