Documentary-style photographer specializing in branding photography and portraits in and around the Sullivan County Catskills.
Telling Stories, One Photo at a Time
"A True Master"
"Hands down the best experience with a photographer we have ever had!! Jeanne has such a magical way of finding the perfect angle, lighting, perspective and of course expressions. She is a true master at capturing those special candid moments. Our photos came out absolutely stunning, better than anything we ever could have expected! 10/10 would recommend Jeanne to anyone looking for a photographer to capture their special event. She is an absolute gem of a human and such a true master behind the lens.”
— Mike Kogler
"She produced some amazing headshots that captured the warmth that I was hoping my headshots would convey, largely because she has an innate ability to see the person under the surface."
— J Reyes
"Captured the Warmth"
"Jeanne is a Pillar of the Community"
”Jeanne is a pleasure to work with. She's a gifted photographer, she had endless recommendations for every aspect of planning, and on the big day she was able to efficiently direct our pictures to get every shot we wanted and more. Jeanne has an amazing personality and is clearly a pillar of the community. She made the whole town feel like a family and our wedding feel effortless. We can't recommend her or thank her enough!”
— Hannah Björnson
"Jeanne Brought Her Warm Spirit"
"Jeanne brought her love for what she does, and her warm spirit. We trusted Jeanne to be there for us on one of the most joy-filled days of our lives, and it was both because of her talent and who she is. We felt immediately at ease."
-Tanya Keilani
"Jeanne Made it Perfect"
"Jeanne made it perfect. She embraced the idea and helped to make it come to life. We walked through the meadow. The light was perfect (I credit Jeanne) and the photographs could not have been better or more dreamy. She added a true artistic element to them that made the fantasy come alive in a way I hadn’t imagined.”
- Dana DiPrima
You could call me a photographer, but I like to say I’m a storyteller
who just happens to use a
camera to write her tales.
