I’m an artist living in Frederick, Maryland, specializing in analog photography. I’m drawn to the beauty of vintage cameras, the warmth of film, and the uniquely imperfect nature of each image.
Small batches of cards and prints are available for purchase in my online store. I can also make prints of almost any photo, and would be happy to help you select an image to fit your space and aesthetic. Email jess {at} analogadventures {dot} com.
I’m honored to serve as a consultant and test photographer for The Impossible Project (the company that recently succeeded in reinventing instant film for vintage polaroid cameras), and my “Rocking Horse” photo was one of the first 49 images to be added to the Impossible Collection, which includes work by the world’s top instant photographers.
Though fine art photography is my focus, I occasionally accept offers to create custom product images, editorial photos, and other commissioned work. Please contact me with the details of your request. My photos have been used by Dry Soda, Downtown Frederick Partnership, VillageWorks/Marketing Roadhouse, Morris Arboretum (Philadelphia), Brooklyn Botanic Garden (New York), Oregon Environmental Council, and others.
- July 2010 – Featured Photographer on Four Corners Dark
- March-December 2010 – “Rocking Horse” on exhibit at The Impossible Project Space in NYC
- January-February 2011 – “Tang” on exhibit at the Delaplaine in Frederick, MD
- April 2011 – “Breakfast” featured on Flickr Blog’s Analog Samplr II
- April-May 2011 – “Tang” on exhibit at The Impossible Project Space in NYC
- May 2011 – One Two Three interview at Champalicious
- July 2011 – Featured photograph on Paul Giambarba’s Instant Talent: Instant Summer
- September-October 2011 – Solo exhibit at the Frederick County (MD) Chamber of Commerce
You can also find me on Flickr, Twitter, and Tumblr, spreading the analog gospel.
