Going back to my roots :)
Most of you know that a few weeks ago I was in Italy taking a workshop. While I was there I had a few realizations about some things:
1. I have a career where I do what I love and not a lot of people can say that. I feel lucky.
2. My career takes me places that I never thought I would be able to get to, and I get to work with some really amazing clients. I feel blessed.
3. My passion for photography started back in the days when digital was just a dream. I love film.
I was so inspired by the people I was with and the beauty of the Tuscan countryside that I decided to go back to my roots and shoot some film. Some of you may not know this but back in my early days of JK Photography, I was shooting weddings, kids, architecture and really anything that would stand in front of me, on film. I had a dark room that I would print my images in and I really believed that art was made not only through the lens of a camera but in the darkroom as well.
You are probably wondering where I am going with this right? Well you will just have to wait a few more days to find out my friends 
Big additions are coming and I cannot wait to share these exciting new revelations with you!
(All of the images below were shot on my medium format camera with either black and white or slide film, keep in mind these are from years ago, lol)
you rockstar! so inspiring to be friends with such a gorgeous talented photographer!!
Go Jen!!! Awesome - can’t wait to see your film shots from Italia! Miss ya! See you next month!
Medium Format! Yeah!
Hey, not THAT long ago… well, I guess quite a bit ago… Chloe (on the left) is almost at tall as I am now!! Thanks for putting these up… I love your old film work… the stuff from Thailand and the doors and that one of the stairs. Can’t wait to see what you’re up to!
ooh, you make me crave some film!
I adore my early film work too-there is just something about it.
Enjoy your new (old?) journey!!!
YAY for you Jen!!
I am so excited to see what’s coming. I think we had an awesome conversation last time and we are both so pumped for new adventures. Italy was heaven sent! 
Love, Yazy!
that’s awesome jen!!!!! i can’t wait to see the rest of your film images.
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I hear ya’ lady. Film is awesome. The workshop was definitely an inspiration to get back into using it. I can’t wait to see what you create next with film=)
Peace…Jyllian