Opal Imagery Studio is passionate about creating imagery that evokes emotion, particularly feelings of solitude and timelessness.
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The artist behind Opal Imagery Studio;
Hello!
I’m Jenna, mother to two and passionate motherhood photographer capturing the intimate stories of the bond between mothers and their babies in an authentic and artistic way.
Capturing stories in a spontaneously candid way, helps the viewer to feel the story I’m telling, rather than just seeing it before their eyes. The magic of the mundane moments are the moments I want to turn into art - because to me, this is where true art lies, for these are the precious moments we will never ever get back again. Your journey, in whatever way that looks, is what I feel so honoured to bring to life through my eyes - because mama, you are a work of art. X
“These images are just so magical, the vision you held for our session was just perfect!
They will always serve as a beautiful reminder of not only how empowered I felt during pregnancy, but how I have evolved as a women and a mother. You captured the energy and playfulness of my son so perfectly and made us both feel so at ease.”
— Mother, Jade.
Opal Presets
A series of Lightroom Preset Collections designed for you to explore a unique style of your own.
All collections have been created from my heart, while having variety and difference at the forefront of my mind!
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“The Mother Teller is a beautiful nest for mothers to land, and self explore through art. I LOVE the photo/written collaborations, and believe mothers learning how to properly self portrait would change the game for so many mamas, allowing them to capture the most precious moments with their children.”