To gain knowledge one must study, to gain wisdom one must observe.

Everything and everyone has a purpose, a place and a right to live and love. The purpose of this website is to offer a glimpse into the people and places in which I have had the honor and pleasure of observing.

Every glance, every smile, every sunset, every laugh.

Photography has led me to many exciting experiences. From shooting and meeting world renowned music artists performing in front of tens of thousands of fans going crazy with proximity, to sitting next to the most humble of fishermen in Jamaica trying unsuccessfully to convince him that people cut holes in the ice to fish year-round in Wisconsin. They are all equally priceless.

To add even more substance to my ventures, I am going to give back by offering my photography services to charities along the way, local and international. Look in the "Future" to get more information on the charities and locations. If you know of an honorable event or charity in need of photos, please don't hesitate to ask. 

• • • ely
    • romania
    • Oct 21, 2009 @ 11:35 AM

  • miss you jenni i hope you will come in romania again ,you promisse ely

• • • Ely
    • Romania
    • Jul 8, 2009 @ 11:33 AM

  • Hi Jeny! How are you? I like your website !

• • • Rita's Dad
    • Currently in Iowa
    • Mar 26, 2009 @ 9:39 PM

  • Glanced through your photos and liked Alaska the best. Will look at some more when I get some time. It was good to see you and thank you for being Rita's friend.

• • • Ricardo Guerra
    • Mexico City
    • Mar 18, 2009 @ 3:53 PM

  • Friend hoped that you should be very well! congratulations for your site!!! you have 2return 2Mexico you lacked archaeological places: the Mayan route, teotihuacán, palenque , tajín ... and of course Mexico city :P greetings!!! cheer up!!!! and good luck in your projects for this year!!!!!!

• • • Ian
    • Aysgrake
    • Mar 3, 2009 @ 8:24 PM

  • I have music for you

• • • Gerard McKenna
    • Stevens Point, Wisconsin
    • Feb 25, 2009 @ 4:56 PM

  • How great to hear from you, Jennifer! This is a far cry from Summerfest which is was that far back, I guess. I am glad we are back in touch. I particularly liked your Mexico photos. They are fresh and warm and they capture the essence of local people. I also think your envoironmental photos are very strong. You seem to be at home in the wilderness. All the best and be sure to visit soon.

    McK

• • • (Prof.) Rich Dubiel
    • UW-Stevsn Point
    • Feb 25, 2009 @ 2:56 PM

  • Hello Jennifer,

    I enjoyed your photos and Web site. The best to you. Drop in and say hello.

    Rich Dubiel

• • • Tami lynn
    • Antigo
    • Feb 9, 2009 @ 12:27 AM

  • hey jen my dad says it looks good i love it we all really miss you and i cant wait to see you some time i really tink you should come camping with us

• • • Kane
    • WI
    • Feb 1, 2009 @ 1:25 PM

  • hey kid. keep it up. miss you.

• • • J. Okray
    • Chicago
    • Jan 30, 2009 @ 6:08 PM

  • Eddie: Great Lakes it shall be Gordon: I'm done explaining the dynamics of a camera Ian: Take it easy on that stuff Mark: I've not yet found "home" but my bed is in Northern UnBlago' Chicago area. And, this site could use some music...

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