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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)

wuwBonjour class! Today’s word was inspired from my first 30 minutes of being in Paris last January, 2008. It was an INCREDIBLY long travel day with lots of new things and uncertainties ahead. We finally arrived to our Hotel Mercure near La Defense and as I sat in the lobby (we had to wait 3 hours to get into our room) I kept hearing the word, “d’accord”. Over and over and over to the point where I had to ask David its meaning.

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.

d’accord ” : (pronounced ~ ‘dacor’ with an emphasis on the ‘a’ and the ‘c’ is pronounced as a ‘k’) means ‘okay, yes I understand, I get it, that works, agreed’ etc.

Until next week, a la prochaine mes amis.

xo.j

February 12, 2009 - 7:53 am Jessica Peterson - ;) haha, thank you Mum!!! xox

February 11, 2009 - 7:13 pm mom - I love you, SWEETIE :) You are still the sunshine of my life.

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