Belle Isle mini sessions

I have been fascinated by Belle Isle ever since my mother-in-law held a baby shower there for me at the Detroit Yacht Club.  I really wanted to find a way to do some shoots for my Michigan friends that would be fun, natural, and different, so I came up with holding some mini sessions on Belle Isle.  Such an interesting mix of greenery, old buildings, bridges, and who knows what else!  I’m really excited to shoot there.  Scroll down for more details.

Details:

  • session fee/deposit = $100, required to reserve your session
  • 30-45 minute shoot (immediate family – up to 5 people)
  • 10-12 hand edited images loaded into a private online gallery
  • all images on CD available for purchase for $200 (full resolution with printing rights)
  • additional prints and products available for ordering (10% savings on prints and canvases with CD purchase)

For more information or to book your session, contact me at jessica@jessicaremus.com

Saturday, June 22:

3:00 pm

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5:00 pm

6:00 pm

 

 

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there’s no place like home

When I was visiting my little Goddaughter in Florida February, she was so excited to show me her Halloween costume.  I think you can see why!  I would have worn this everyday myself – there is even a red wig, ruby red slippers, and a basket with Toto.  I had a blast chasing around after Dorothy and Toto…I wonder what she’ll be next year?  click click 🙂

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  • Kim - Jess these are some of my favorites. I’d love that first one framed in ANY little girl’s room. All are wonderful!ReplyCancel

one|march

Time for another “One” post of the month – a small photography blog circle of friends where we simply post one photo each month that speaks to us for one reason or another – imperfections and all!  This month was so much fun!  My fabulous and sneaky husband planned a surprise trip out to Sonoma for my birthday. It was sunny, 70 degrees, there was wine everywhere – what’s not to love? And to top it off – my best friend was in on it too and she and her hubby surprised me at the airport. It was a great time and such a fun and relaxing break from the 20 degree weather we’ve been having in Chicago. Can I go back?

I also entered my very first juried photography show – and had two of my images chosen for the exhibit! It was such a thrill to see my images professionally framed and up on the walls of a huge art gallery. One of them got selected for “honorable mention” by the jurors. The show at the Starline Gallery was such a good time, I was just giddy.

So this month, even though so many fun things were going on, I actually didn’t use my camera very much. Go figure.  I think it’s partially that I was so busy and partially the winter blahs, the 20 degree cold and gray weather isn’t exactly the most inspiring for shooting. Thankfully, we are headed to Florida soon!

My “one” for the month – my sweet and elusive 3 year old. Charlie had the hugest cheeks as an infant.  They were awesome, and there is just the faintest hint of them left so I am trying to capture those last bits of babydom before they fade away for good.  Char just isn’t the hugest fan of my camera anymore, so I have to sneak in shots of him when I can! For instance, during his post-nap stupor:

Please continue around the circle and follow me to see my friend Adele’s post for March! Adele is a Scot transplanted to Texas who beautifully captures her daily life with her two littles, always with a good dose of her fantastic sense of humor.

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  • Adele Humphries - Beautiful Jess!! Love those cheeks and the catch-ligts in his gorgeous eyes too! Beautiful!ReplyCancel

  • Kim Lane - Oh Jessica, you’ve had a fabulous month!! I love this and I can just imagine those full blown baby cheeks in all their glory. I bet you could bury your lips in them. I still kiss Samuel’s little face so hard, and he will wipe it of 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Mama Z - Oh how I miss fluffy babyhood cheeks! So kissable and squeezable! Beautiful conversion, Jess. I love everything about this image…especially the post nap stupor you so skillfully captured. 🙂ReplyCancel

nana, 1974|pictures my grandfather took

I just got a bunch of scans back of a bunch of my grandfather’s 35mm slides from their travels.  I was so excited to see this batch because most of them were from a trip my grandparents took to Kenya and Nairobi in 1974. (Nana and Papa to those of us who knew and loved them!) I still have many more from this trip to upload and organize, but this one just stood out to me, of my Nana posing in a garden outside of one of their hotels…looking like she just walked off of a movie set in her adorable safari garb.  They were so adventurous and always had great stories to tell when they came home from these trips.

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  • Kim - Oh Jessica, I love everything about this – the tones, the composition, and her happiness is so obvious!ReplyCancel

framed|i heart faces photo challenge

This month’s photo challenge over at I Heart Faces is called “Framed”.  I went through the archives to look for a submission…and found I had a lot of images that fit the bill.  I tend to frame my subjects within the frame quite a bit.  It was hard to decide what to use but I kept going back to one of my favorite shots of my oldest son running down the hallway.  So here is my submission:


Photo Challenge Submission

 

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