get to know jesse
Although I think of myself as more of an explorer, an observer, a hype man, and an archivist for moments of goodness, meaning and purpose.
(But yeah, I’m also a photographer.)
Photography has taught me to see the world without a camera. To slow down, pay attention to detail, and be present – I use this gift to capture the most meaningful experiences in your life.
get to know jesse
Although I think of myself as more of an explorer, an observer, a hype man, and an archivist for moments of goodness, meaning and purpose.
(But yeah, I’m also a photographer.)
Photography has taught me to see the world without a camera. To slow down, pay attention to detail, and be present – I use this gift to capture the most meaningful experiences in your life.
My Purpose
Between social media, our egos, the status quo, and our limiting beliefs, we’ve got so much *stuff* demanding our attention and taking up valuable brain space. All this noise can make it hard to stay present for the real shit, the stuff that’ll really mean something in 10, 20, or 30 years.
Like how your person looks at you as if they’re drinking you in, basking in the glow of your existence. Or how your dad bawled like a baby when he saw you in the dress. These are priceless photos that can’t be replicated or replaced.
And this is why I’m deeply invested in documenting your experiences, to support the stories you’ll be telling your grandchildren in 30 years (even if it’s for the 27th time that week).
My purpose
Between social media, our egos, the status quo, and our limiting beliefs, we’ve got so much *stuff* demanding our attention and taking up valuable brain space. All this noise can make it hard to stay present for the real shit, the stuff that’ll really mean something in 10, 20, or 30 years.
Like how your person looks at you as if they’re drinking you in, basking in the glow of your existence. Or how your dad bawled like a baby when he saw you in the dress. These are priceless photos that can’t be replicated or replaced.
And this is why I’m deeply invested in capturing your experiences, to support the stories you’ll be telling your grandchildren in 30 years (even if it’s for the 27th time that week).
a few random facts
MY SON IS NAMED AFTER A VIKING GOD. WANNA GUESS WHICH ONE?
I can skip stones twice as far as anyone I’ve ever met. Feel free to prove me wrong. BYO stone.
We lived in the Canadian Rockies for 10 years. It definitely didn’t suck.
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I‘ve already forgotten what I did last week.
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Our family and friends won’t be around forever.
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Our kids won’t always be kids.
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Our stories matter.
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It’s our legacy… and in the end, photos are all we’ll leave behind.
Here’s a perfect example of one of the only remaing photographs of my Nan & Pop on their wedding day back in 1945, surrounded by some of the hundreds of telegrams sent by their loves. R.I.P Nan & Pop
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I’ve already forgotten more than i can remember.
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The people we love wont always be within reach.
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One day, our kids wont need us the way they do now.
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what we’ve lived deserves to be held onto.
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In the end, this is what remains.
All for the shot
Climb a tree?
Done.
Scale A mountain?
Sure.
Boogie with the bride?
It’s been known to happen
I’m way more fun and three-dimensional in real life.