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Hi, my name is Jessica Peterson & I was born and raised in Kansas City and have studied, lived, and traveled all over this crazy world. I have been shooting weddings & portraits for over 5 years professionally in the Kansas City area. I accept 30 weddings per year and there is no travel fee for those living in either KC or AZ.

I studied Fashion Photography in NYC *some* years back at FIT and do my best to keep fresh with fashion trends which I hope reads as the golden threads of beauty throughout my imagery. I am a wife, a friend, an aunt, an animal lover, a vegetarian, an adreanaline junkie and a romantic. I love reading, shopping, eating, dancing, indie rock, trip hop, jeff de bruges chocolates, lip gloss, traveling & meeting new people from different spaces than my own.

I hope in this blog you can find information, inspiration, a laugh, a cry, a wedding photographer ;) & a friend. Please feel free to leave comments as often as you like, its comparable to free icecream on a late summer afternoon to receive comments from my readers!! yummmm, amarena gelato***yes, please!


Thank you for taking the time to learn a little more about me & my work, if you have any questions about my services please feel free to call me anytime; p913.232.3729.

xo*Jessica

WUW (word UP wednesdays)

wuwHappy Wednesday friends! Today’s lesson, alike  all my other WUW lessons, is of utmost importance when traveling to a French speaking country. These too were some of the very first phrases I repeatedly uttered throughout the frosty weeks of January ‘08. This will help you on the streets, in the restaurant, throughout the metro; lending itself to portray a more polite & savvy world traveler.

desole ” or ” je suis desole

sorry” or “I am sorry

(pronounced: day zoh lay - ‘zhuh swee day zoh lay‘)

pardon

excuse me” as in to get by someone in the super market or metro

(pronounced: ‘pahr dohN‘)

excusez moi

also meaning “excuse me” but this time used to get someone’s attention, such as a waiter

(pronounced: ‘ehk skew zay mwah‘)

DISCLAIMER : I don’t speak French well at all, IF at all….. all WUW words are those that I have found help me communicate on a daily basis in France and the definitions are purely out of my recognition of the word and how I have experienced them used

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