Jennifer Boyle Photography

Seattle and New York based Wedding and Lifestyle Photographer

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I’m Jenny Boyle Penney. I tell peoples’ stories.

I’ve been a photographer for as long as I can remember. My dad still remembers the day my 12-year old self announced to him, “I know what I want to do for a living—be a photographer.” After attending photo school at Ridgewater College in Minnesota, I ventured out for additional degrees in Theatre and Creative Writing from Florida State University. Each of these studies helped feed my fascination with people—who we all are as characters and how to tell a story about it. I live in beautiful Seattle, WA, but I enthusiastically accept commissions from both the east and west coast, so don't hesitate to drop me a line anytime.

Everyone out there is unique…people in love, people expecting, people while they’re young, silly, and free, people on the biggest day of their lives, or people on days just like any other. Being a photographer is important to me because I get to learn people’s stories and share them through images. The story that I tell is the legacy of the people in it. It’s a story that can be passed down through generations.

That, in a nutshell, is why I do what I do--and love it. I get to give people their stories.

If you're interested in hiring me for a project, don't forget to check out my portfolio at www.jenniferboylephotography.com!

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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Kira & Scott: Perona Farms

Posted in Weddings

After their wedding, I had to thank Kira and Scott for having a day that was so much their very own. This is such a fun, quirky couple, and the whole wedding day was absolutely infused with their personalities. Kira and Scott booked me to shoot their wedding over the phone, without having met me in person first. That can be a nerve-wracking thing for a couple to do, but they told me they had to go with their gut and so with their gut they went. A few weeks after booking me, I finally met with them in person while on a trip to NY, and goodness gracious, Kira could not stop talking about manatees! Well, I was happy to see the subject of manatees also featured in their wedding ceremony–they did a water unity ceremony, and one of the symbols behind using water was that it supports manatees, and allows them to swim and play. Hehe