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Welcome to my Blog!

JP Gallery is located about 15 minutes southwest of Jefferson City (between Eldon and Jeff).  We are a small home based studio that strives to provide you with exceptional portraits and customer service.  We are three women that are just like most of you - a mom, a wife, a friend, a daughter, etc.  -we are - Jen the photographer, Judy the office manager/assistant, and Lori the design specialist.   Together we are a great team.

Whether photographing a graduating senior or a two year old boy, I strive to capture the true essence of the individual.  To me, this means photographing not only the smiles, but the expressions that will help you to remember (in years to come) what that loved one's personality was really like.   I work at improving my craft daily by continuing education and pouring my heart and soul into my work.  I LOVE what I do and have been truly blessed with this gift. 


Another blessing that comes with what I do is the ability to make and grow new relationships.  I have become very close with many of my clients and now consider them not only  customers but friends.   Thanks for taking the time to browse my website.  - jen 

 

Monthly Archives: September 2009

Junk yard dog

Friday, September 4, 2009 at 3:13pm Posted in General

A few miles down from the studio is a junk yard that I shoot in for some of my senior sessions.  The man that owns it has the cutest little dog that is hardly a mean junk yard dog.  When we are there, he usually just goes about his business and leaves us alone.  However, this...

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My point and shoot fun

Tuesday, September 1, 2009 at 4:32pm Posted in General

Over the years I’ve had many people call or email me and ask my recommendations for a good point and shoot.  I was always somewhat vague with my answers because, frankly, I haven’t owned a point and shoot for like 6 years!!!!  Not because I am trying to be some kind of camera snob -but...

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