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Who is Jarman Photography?

My name is Kortney Jarman.

I am a husband, a father, and a photographer.

I fell in love with photography in 2001 and have been shooting ever since.  With the birth of my daughter in June of 2008, I came to realize the importance of capturing those special moments in our lives.  And out of this came Jarman Photography.

My passion for lifestyle photography started with my own family and has spread from there.  I loved the look of 'posed candids' and try and reflect that in my photos.

What is Jarman Photography?

I specialize in location lifestyle portraits.  You might ask what is "lifestyle portraiture?"  To me lifestyle portaits can be defined as posed candids.  I will work with you and your family to make sure you are comfortable and relaxed in the location of your choosing, then you enjoy one another.  I will capture those moments of genuine interaction and emotion.  There might be some coaching  from me, but it is all about you.

My goal as a photographer is to make you as comfortable in front of the camera as possible, so you will forget that I am there and enjoy the time with your family.

Our Trip To Washington DC

Thursday, July 2, 2009 Posted in My Family, Personal

I had the opportunity recently to travel with my wife and daughter to Washington, DC for an inservice trip.  My wife was able to get all the inservice hours for the summer.  We had a blast visiting museums and the Baltimore Aquarium.  Emma enjoyed the museums, but her favorite was the aquarium.  It was an interesting trip.  We visited the National Air and Space Museum, the Natural History Museum, the American History Museum, and the Baltimore Aquarium.  We had a blast visiting museums and the Baltimore Aquarium.  Emma enjoyed the museums, but her favorite was the aquarium.  One day we got caught in the storm that brought a tree down at the White House and another day we were in the American History Museum when the shooting happened at the Holocaust Museum.  We were shocked when we finally found out what happened and I still cannot believe that hate and intolerance that exists in this day.

I enjoyed the chance to do some more artistic/abstract photos.  I focused finding light a creating the photographs.  And in some cases I just wanted to document that fact we were there with Emma.

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