Fine Art Wedding Photography For The PNW
Specializing in proposals, engagements, & weddings
I am so glad you're here! My name is Jaclynn, owner of this little studio. I provide classic fine art photography and museum quality print products for couples looking to find fun and peace on their wedding day. I specialize in low and difficult light scenarios, castles, and ballrooms. One day, I was photographing a Daddy Daughter Dance when some force spoke to me. It said, "Jaclynn. Would you trust ANYONE to stand in your shoes and be the one to document this moment." I knew the answer was "No.".
You see, I had no guarantee that any photographer would put as much care into what I was doing as I knew I was in that moment. Some photogs care a whole lot...but I will only guarantee what I know I feel for my couples and their families. From then on, the idea of someone else standing in my shoes was scary. I wouldn't trust anyone else to do what I do for your wedding day...because of how much I sincerely care and believe in the eternal value of the work I provide through this company.
FULL TIME WEDDING
PHOTOGRAPHER
Active Day Dreamer
SERVING THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
In love with love & obsessed with breakfast.
70+ Weddings
peruse & see a few things I've picked up along the way.♥
Jaclynn Wilkinson | Studio of Fine Art
JUST A GIRL AND A DREAM
I STARTED THIS PROJECT AS A CREATIVE OUTLET. WHO KNEW WHAT IT WOULD BE!
Bar aftertaste, single origin sit, breve frappuccino, percolator, frappuccino, that siphon carajillo extra fair trade. Froth, at, filter, sugar froth caffeine french press to go java cinnamon, latte, carajillo, seasonal café au lait french press, café au lait kopi-luwak redeye so acerbic black that trifecta. Rich, organic cultivar white, cinnamon, brewed cinnamon mug a redeye iced grounds mazagran frappuccino. Extraction dripper, cultivar decaffeinated aged cinnamon.
MORE ABOUT ME!
2019 - Adjusting fire
2015: SJP Was Born. I spent the year wanting to throw my laptop across the room and torch my camera as I learned the ins and outs of the digital photography world.
2016: I figured out a formula to book as many weddings as I wanted and got to work doing exactly that.
2017: ...I learned what it felt like to be OVERBOOKED OVERWORKED and UNDERVALUED.
2018: I recovered from 2017. Started a few intensive photography classes. Photographed 23 weddings and learned what a comfortable schedule felt like for me and my family. I looked up from my laptop and noticed I wasn't in the "style" of photography I wanted to be in.
2019: Adjusting Vision & Storming the Fine Art Photography World with fire.
