Hi there.
- Jill Brown
- Jill Brown has over 15 years of experience in the field of photography. She has studied photography at Missouri State University and Maryville University, St. Louis. She spent time working on her personal fine art work for many years and in 2003 started her first wedding and portrait photography business in St. Louis, MO. Jill moved to Des Moines, IA in 2005 and has continued her wedding and portrait business along with her fine art photography. Jill currently has work displayed in and around the Des Moines area as well as work in personal collections around the world. Jill uses both medium format film cameras and digital formats to create her images. This is how the artist describes her work: “My work is a reflection of everyday life and places. I chose the medium of photography as a tool to capture the essence of the person or place. I create images to depict the subject as they are remembered in the mind. Not posed or unnatural, but as a window into the intimate world of the subject.” Jill Brown is a member of Professional Photographers of America.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Culver Family Session - Take Three!
I always consider myself a lucky girl when I have the opportunity to photograph my clients through out their lives. This is one family that I have had the pleasure of photographing on three different occasions. Here is the latest of the Culver Family Sessions!
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Nicole + Tyler
Nicole and Tyler were married in southeastern Iowa in a beautiful little church that was built in 1855. This little church is very tucked away ... go through a little town, turn left, then look for another road to your left. The road to the church is long and tree covered - it's enchanting. As you come to the opening at the end of the road... there it is. Quaint and lovely. It was such an elegant, simple and full of love kind of wedding...
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
*photo by Melissa Stukenholtz
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