You finally made it here!
Whether you're ready to book or just have a few questions, I'd love to chat and make sure the whole process feels like the easiest (and most fun) part of your day. Let's make some magic together!
I can't wait to hear from you! Fill out the form below, and I'll get back to you within 24-48 hours. The more details you give me, the better. I want to hear all about your story, your vision for the session, and how I can help make it unforgettable!
Go ahead and fill out the contact form & i'll be in touch asap to chat about your dream vision
In case you didn’t hear, i’m Jasmine!
I'm a family and wedding photographer based in Oregon, and I'm all about capturing authentic, real moments that show who you actually are. No stiff poses, no awkward smiles, just you, the people you love, and the day as it actually happens.
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The faq's
How far in advance should we book?
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It depends on the session! Weddings typically book 8-12 months out, while family, milestone, and homeschool sessions usually just need a few weeks' notice. Either way, I'm always happy to chat about your timeline.
Do you travel for sessions?
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Absolutely! While I'm based in Oregon, I love traveling to new places. Whether it's an intimate elopement on the coast or a family session somewhere special to you, I'm down to capture it wherever we end up.
How do we reserve our date?
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Once you’ve filled out the contact form and we’ve had a chance to chat, I’ll send over a contract and invoice for a 30% deposit. Once that’s squared away, your date is locked in!
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Totally normal, and exactly what I'm built for. I'm autistic and I have ADHD myself, so I plan every session with room to move, breaks built in, and zero forced smiles. If your kid (or you) needs a minute, we take it.
What if my kid has big feelings about the camera?
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Don’t even worry about it — my job is to make you feel comfortable and confident. I’ll guide you through the process so it feels natural and fun (and trust me, you’ll forget the camera’s even there).
What if we’re awkward in front of the camera?
