Whether for your resume, a new business venture, social media, or even a dating profile (no judgment here), updating your professional headshots is always a good idea. These mini-sessions are designed to meet your unique needs and showcase your best self. If you have a vision, I would like to hear about it. I love working closely with my clients to achieve the exact look they are going for.

We kicked off 2024 at JNP with an exceptional guest. Everyone, meet Zeus. I enjoy photographing your pets so much that I made it a permanent, year-round, mini-session option. When it comes to animals, I typically photograph dogs. However, when Kylie reached out asking if I would do a session with her cat, I said absolutely, 100% yes!

There is no lack of confidence or personality regarding Ms. Simone! Whenever the Watts family books a family session, I know their gallery will be filled with beautiful, exciting, and unique images of their little girl. One of the many things I love about this family’s sessions is that they ALWAYS recreate the same image yearly!

With these smiling faces, would you believe me if I told you that this family session was in cold and rainy weather? We couldn’t let the last of the fall-colored leaves on the trees go to waste, so this family session was happening, rain or shine and these little ladies understood the assignment!

I’m so glad the Obrien family chose to update their family images at this beautiful location. We even snuck in a couple of images of just Mom and Dad together! And the lighting was *chefs kiss*!

I have the distinct pleasure of photographing some of the best families around Frederick, Maryland. Not only are they up for stepping outside of the studio. But also, they’re engaging and hilarious—both on and off camera. I definitely shared some laughs with the Johnson family this past June, as we caught up on how much had changed over the past five years.

Even at 10 months old, Gemma packs a lot of personality! When she came to the JNP Studio with her mom this past March, I instantly knew it was going to be a great session.  Without any encouragement from the photographer, Gemma was pointing those toes, assuming her favorite straddle position, and batting those big brown eyes.