About Jen

My approach

NATURAL STORYTELLER WITH AN EYE FOR Artful MOMENTS

Over the past 18 years as a professional photographer, I’ve had the privilege of meeting wonderful people and masteringmy craft across a vast array of environments and challenges.

AND, I’VE LOVED EVERY MINUTE.

Whether shooting a wedding, a portrait, or a commercial project, I start by connecting with you to understand your personality, your vision and your goals. I translate that inspiration into timeless images that you will cherish more and more as time passes.

I’ve shot many hundreds of sessions and weddings, and I’ve seen it ALL. No matter what happens, I’ve got you! Each event is a completely unique playground full of creative inspiration, and that’s all I need.

Behind the lens…

I’m a mom to three perfect little Lamys, who are my best friends, and the loves of my life.

I speak French and Arabic.

I’m a painter, a boxer, and I have an absurdly enormous collection of antique letters, photographs, and cameras. Despite the fact that I’m completely out of room, I have an addiction to hunting flea markets.

I can tell you anything about Rhode Island history.

I have a Masters in International Peace and Conflict Resolution (long story), and I’m incredibly bad at all math, except geometry, which I’m weirdly good at.

I have traveled everywhere on my bucket list and more, so now I’m working on a whole new list.

things i love | things that inspire me | Things that matter

Historical True Crime

Graphic design

Teaching my kids the love of travel.

Bauhause Aesthetic

5PM Aperitifs

Obscure and forgotten artists whose work told a story by bucking convention

Historical cemeteries

Social Justice, today, yesterday, and for the future

Horseback Riding

Birds in Flight

Antique Wedding and Bridal Portraits (I have been collecting them for 20 years and have literally hundreds)

You want… beautiful candid photos, stunning portraits, creative, inspiring, and surprising shots, and all of your details captured.

Plus, you want posing direction, and to feel comfortable enough to let go and be yourself in front of the camera… 

Nope. It’s not too much to ask…