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Hello everyone! Thank you for visiting my blog whether you're just discovering Frost Photography for the first time or have followed in the past and have been a client of mine. I thought I would write an update and a little get to know me since I haven't updated this in quite awhile. My name is Jessica Adams, I grew up in St. Simons and I'm originally from Kansas, and I moved to Macon when I married my wonderful husband. I spent most of my growing up years either frolicking on the beach or with my family in the great heartland of Kansas. I started Frost Photography 5 years ago and have taken a small break from it to start our family. We have two little darlings now, Amelia is almost three and Marissa recently celebrated her first birthday. I've been spending my days focusing on our family, cherishing, and watching them grow- enjoying all the sweet love of being home with them. This has been such a blessed and joyful time of my life.





























My love for making pictures has only grown since becoming a mother.  It has helped shape my photography perspective even further as my heart yearns to capture special memories of my own family, which helps me better understand the wishes of my clients when I am photographing them and their families. Like always, I aim to create pictures of real moments, real memories, real expressions. My main goal is to do two things, find the "sweet light" in the setting and to also bring out the light in my subjects. I believe the connection between the photographer and client is very important. One of the strengths that God has blessed me with in regards to being a photographer is my ability to connect with those that I am photographing. I have a dear love for people and a special love for children. Many children will act shy and unlike their true selves when a stranger is around, especially one with a big camera in their face. One of my strengths rests where I am able to make them feel at ease and be themselves so that their true expressions and personalities shine through, and as a result,  I'm able to capture their true light.

Take a look at my previous sessions, and I will be sharing new work in the near future! I'm so happy to be back at making photographs of your beautiful families and excited to see my old clients and meet many new ones! If you are interested in booking a session or learning more about Frost Photography please email me! 
jessicafadams@gmail.com


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