3109 Knox Street Suite 608
Dallas, TX 75205
214.843.0532
jared@jaredrey.com
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Thank you for visiting the blog for Dallas / Fort Worth Wedding & Portrait Photographer Jared Rey. This blog will give you a chance to take a glance into the wonderful and beautiful lives of people in love and sharing love with each other. Each image tells a story of the joy that is found when sharing life with one another.
If you would like more information on booking a wedding or portrait session with Jared Rey please visit the contact section of the site. I look forward to capturing your story soon.
If you would like more information on booking a wedding or portrait session with Jared Rey please visit the contact section of the site. I look forward to capturing your story soon.
I had the honor of writing my very first guest blog post for Courtney Delaura, who is the creator of a wonderful educational blog for photographers named Get Schooled. This blog post was all about backing up your photos on your computer in an easy way that gets rid of all the anxiety and stress of having to remember what files you have backed up and when. Plus nobody enjoys deleting old files when they can’t remember if they have properly backed them up. Read the blog post to find out my stress free solution to the problem!
In case you missed me sharing about this on my Facebook Page, I wanted to share this behind the scenes look at the high school senior session I shot with Lexii, Calli, and Jordan. It is fun to watch what goes on behind the scenes to get the shot. Hope you enjoy!
I mentioned this senior session with Lexii, Calli, and Jordan would last Monday-Thursday but I also had a post coming on Friday. How was that going to be possible Jared?! Well I have a SURPRISE senior session blog post to share with you as well, a little bonus if you will. Meet Madison Moore who is also a senior at Sunnyvale High School. I originally wanted her to tag along to my original session with the other girls but she has previous commitments that prevented her from participating. So I planned a separate session just for her to continue working on my senior session development. This time I didn’t want to focus so much on a theme but rather simply capture beautiful portraits. Sometimes a senior may not know what they want to incorporate or find pressure to come up with something creative on their own before booking a session. I did not want that ever to be a fear with anyone interested in having a portrait session, the most important thing is that we focus on capturing who you are as a person. That was my mission with Madison, pick out some outfits and help make her feel comfortable in front of the camera in order to capture some nice, simple, lifestyle portraits. Madison was a wonderful person to work with and I think I accomplished what I set out to do! Enjoy my favorite images from the session and take a moment to vote for your favs as well.
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