I joined the Color Story Collaboration project back in June 2015 with the color blue, and I fell in love. Like most projects I started, I only lasted a few months. Back in December though, Meghan Hassold, who started the project in the first place, decided it was time to jump back in. March was interesting, and I did not realize how much orange I see in my everyday life. Also, it was a good excuse for Chinese food. Just sayin’… I hope you enjoy my March 2017 Orange!
-Jess
I joined the Color Story Collaboration project back in June 2015 with the color blue, and I fell in love. Like most projects I started, I only lasted a few months. Back in December though, Meghan Hassold, who started the project in the first place, decided it was time to jump back in. February was fun, but it felt difficult to remain motivated to shoot when the outside temps dipped below freezing. Here is the winter version of blue. Enjoy!
-Jess 
Making my own brochures. It’ll be fun, and great practice for other projects, and for help with things at The WorcShop. Five versions later, I think I really like this version. The top is the outside, with the front being the panel on the right, and the middle being the back cover. The bottom is the inside. I’m not going to lie, I’m a bit proud of myself. 
I just love the wide awake eyes and the little attitudes of one-month-old babies. They’re so cute!
Do you ever just feel like you’re stuck? In a rut? Or in a creative block? Or in a small space in your head where you’re really sure that you’re not really sure about anything? That’s how I’ve felt lately. Then Katie messaged me and told me she was in town.
After seeing this little red dress, I just could NOT resist!! I’m a big fan of Go Red for Women, and a little red dress is always my favorite!
I loved so many of these that culling the images for this collage took a bit longer than normal.
I joined the Color Story Collaboration project back in June 2015 with the color blue, and I fell in love. Like most projects I started, I only lasted a few months. Back in December though, Meghan Hassold, who started the project in the first place, decided it was time to jump back in. I did red once already, back in July 2015, so it was really neat to see not only a difference that 1.5 years of shooting has caused but also a difference between summer and winter here in the Northeast US.
#ColorStoryCollab // #CaptureTrueLife
Week 1 – Self Portrait… Jan 1, 2017 f5.0 / 1/125 / ISO4000
Week 2 – Black and White… Jan 9, 2017 f3.5 // 1/125 // ISO200
This month I’ve also hopped back into the Color Story Collaboration Project. We’re going to do red for January. I know I already did red back in July 2015, but I’m hoping to complete an entire year.It will be fun to compare my summer red to my winter red as well.
Happy Friday!
This year I’m going to try something a little different. I’m going to do a 52 Week Project.
If you want to join me in this endevor, I’m keeping track in the Massachusetts Photographers – FOR FUN facebook group that I’m running. Let me know if you want to join me!
-Jess
My Love and my Mini Human went to work with me for a bit today to clean up after this crazy week at Studio 12.
I could not resist wrapping the kits in lace and doing a mini photo session with them after I did their weight check this morning. They are so adorable! My Mini Human has decided that she wants to keep Kit 3 (the mostly black one). I can’t say that I put up too much of a fight on that.
If you’d like to see the kits, please contact theworcshop@gmail.com to set up an appointment with their “fur mom / fur grandma” Void SansAnge.
To see more of The WorcShop bunnies, visit: http://www.truelifepics.com/Galleries/LetsGetLocal/TheWorcShop/MischievousMeddlesome/
August 4, 2016 Mischievous & Meddlesome welcomed 4 kits into the world. What an adorable surprise to walk into when you get to work in the morning.
My mini human and I separated Mommy & kits from Daddy bunny, weighed the kits, then set Mommy & kits up in the True Life Photography of MA studio at The WorcShop (studio 12). Naturally, we *had* to do a mini photo shoot to commemorate the occasion.
If you’d like to see the kits, please contact theworcshop@gmail.com to set up an appointment with their “fur mom / fur grandma” Void SansAnge.
#CaptureTrueLife // jess@truelifepics.com
To see more bunny pictures, visit: http://www.truelifepics.com/Galleries/LetsGetLocal/TheWorcShop/MischievousMeddlesome/
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