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When you let it take over you.... I Amarillo Photographer

 

One of the many reasons I stay so focused on looking for new ways to love what I have always loved is, because its not a "job" to me. It took me years to realize that someone out there would love my photography. I never set out to make this my full time job. I continue to stay passionate about a hobby I had for so long that turned into a part time gig. I love all the friends I have made along the way and the adventures my camera has taken me on.

There are millions of Photographers in the world (and in Amarillo) and I am so VERY thankful for the select few that have chosen me to capture their lives and all the amazing moments! Thank you for believing in me when I was branching out to the world and sticking by my side as I improve and coming back for more! For the loyalty knowing I am not in it to chase a buck and for not taking up all the "free" offers from other photogs.
Thank you for referring me to your friends and family! 

 I really appreciate you all!! Much Love -- Jessica

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