Day 37: How I Got My Start in Photography as a Career | Jenn Terrell, Arkansas + Florida Photographer

I love swapping stories with others about how they got their start in whatever they are passionate about. I remember when I was 15 or 16, I borrowed my sister’s point and shoot digital camera. My best friend and I got dressed up and I took pictures of her individually and us together. We had such a good time and felt so confident. I have no idea where those photos are now but that was so much fun. ❤️Then when I was 19 I bought a film camera from goodwill. I bought some film and my friend show me how to load it. I started photographing everything.

Session Openings in Arkansas Late January | Jenn Terrell Photography

I wanted to let you all know ASAP that I have limited portrait session bookings for Arkansas for January and February but I am opening up three days for portrait sessions. 🎉Snatch’em up while you can because once they are gone, they are gone! I have set aside the rest of my time in Arkansas to spend with my sweet nephews & niece and we have A LOT of cupcakes to decorate together 😁The dates I have open are listed below. Email me at connect@jennterrell.com or shoot me a text or call to book (479-264-5713).

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Life is Fleeting | Arkansas Based Travel & Fine Art Photographer

Today, I messaged Denise so she could see her edited gallery and she gave me some very unfortunate news.

An Emotional, Love-filled Indoor Wedding at Cabin Creek Lookout in Lamar, Arkansas | Jenn Terrell, Wedding & Destination Photographer

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Unfiltered: A Portrait Session with My Mom | Arkansas Based Travel & Fine Art Photographer

I had a dream a few months ago that I was taking photographs of my father. My father passed when I was 12, long before I had my very first camera. In my dream I couldn't believe I had never thought to take photos of him before. I remember the lens I wanted to use in my dream. I carefully attached it to my camera and led him to his favorite spot on the couch by the huge window I used to look out of when I was very impatiently awaiting the arrival of my mom on her way home from work.

An intimate engagement session at Tanyard Creek in Arkansas | Wedding & Fine Art Photographer

I had been meaning to get over to Tanyard Creek to check it out as a possible location to do sessions so when Lydia suggested it for her engagement session I happily agreed.

Arkansas Elopement & Wedding Photographer

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