About Me
- Jenna Lou
- Having been slightly spoiled growing up with access to digital cameras all the time, Jenna Lou has grown as an artist using photography and bringing her images to the next level with her keen eye for color, light and composition. Before her art career lead her to college, Jenna used a makeshift traveling studio that consisted of bed sheets, desk lamps, and anything she could use around the house to create a studio environment wherever she went. Now, she attends Montserrat College of Art where she will be graduating in May 2011 with her BFA. Having balance and control is important in her process when it comes to working with various subjects. Working with models is something Jenna has been doing since she first picked up a camera. With her attentiveness to the unique aspects of a model’s personality, along with adding her own spice to a shoot, she creates works that evoke intense emotion and narrative qualities because of the connection she has with her subject.
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These are part of a series I'm doing for a local music bar that is opening up. i'm really honored to be a featured artist there, not... -
These are some transfers I've been doing to keep myself from going nuts looking at a computer for too long. Working with digital medium ... -
This is something that I am going to be working on for a while now I think. Being stuck in one area of work is difficult especially when the... -
The day greeted me with sunshine. I was pretty much blinded when I first opened my eyes, because the sun was beating right through my curtai... -
Hey I just got my domain hooked up to my site officially! About time hahaa. check it out www.jennarationphotography.com
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It seems as if every other vehicle that drives down my road is a plow truck. Some of them doing it for money, and some of them clearly just ...
The top photo, the chair...excellent. I do love me rich black and whites.
ReplyDeleteAlso, the photo with Josh...1. For a second I thought you had magically ventured to a Buddhist temple at some point 2. Would you mind my using it as a reference for a drawing? Not to be a tool, but it spoke to me.