Mommy & Me

Posted on August 15, 2016

Christine and Maximus are captured here in a series of photos in celebration of the special bond between a Mother and her Child.

Category: Family Portraits, Personal Projects Tagged: Mother's Day, Promotion

June Promo: Family Portraits, 5 for $75 (save 50%)

Posted on May 26, 2014

Mother and Daughter Portrait © 2014 Jenn Lin Photography

For the month of June, I will be offering 1-hour on-location and outdoor portrait sessions in Vancouver for parents with their young children at a promotional rate of $75. Families will receive 5 non-watermarked edited photos in digital format. Must be comfortable appearing in promotional materials, online and off.

PLEASE NOTE: this promotion does not apply for newborn or infant photography;

This offer expires June 30th, 2014.

E-mail jennlinphotography (at) gmail (.) com to book or for more information.

Category: Family Portraits Tagged: BC, Father's Day, June Promo, Mother and Daughter, Mother's Day, Photography, Portraits, Promotions, Vancouver

Happy Mother’s Day

Posted on May 25, 2014

Category: Portraits Tagged: Mother's Day, Natural Light, Portraits, Vancouver Portrait Photographer

A Mother, Son, Dog, and a Mustang

Posted on May 6, 2014

Ford, Mustang, Vintage, baby blue, light blue, sky blue, car, car photoshoot, car shoot, dog, portrait photographer, vancouver, bc

This is one of my favourite shoots to date. I already love dog portraiture, and I’m super glad that I was able to create these images as a Mother’s Day gift. Working with Sean, Sue, and Cujo the dog for the day really reminded me about why I love photography. (Cujo didn’t really live up to his name, but I’m glad. Haha.) Throw in the vintage Ford Mustang and it couldn’t get any better! Feel free to let me know what you think in the comments section, thanks :) —JL

richmond, bc, river road, man and his dog, park bench, clouds, mountains, dog, portrait photographer

This photo was shot from across the street with a 75-300mm lens while standing on a two-step ladder. It consists of three images altogether. Just past the park bench and before the mountains is River Road (Richmond Portion), but you can’t see the city because of the lens compression and difference in elevation.