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Jen in under 90 words...

My name is Jen O’Sullivan, a boutique wedding photographer specializing in portrait journalism. I am soooo excited about your big day! I love hearing all about the details my clients are working on to make it a perfect day so don't forget to mention a few of them when you contact me. I am thrilled and blessed to be able to do what I love for a living and I look forward to hearing from you!

To read how I became a wedding photographer click HERE.

Jen O'Sullivan Boutique Wedding Photography

357 South Robertson Boulevard
Beverly Hills, California 90211


jen@jenosullivan.com | 310-494-6547

Category Archives: Workflow

Work Flow: Post Production Time

A common issue with digital photographers is we now spend most of our time staring at a computer. This should not be so. We want to be shooting, not working in LightRoom and PhotoShop. The general rule of thumb for post production time (basic exposure and color corrections along with exporting, and proofing) should be...

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Work Flow: Start Out Organized

I teach the bookbinding workshops at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. We are coming up on the new term and I am reminded of something I always tell my students that also applies to my own work habits in my office. “Make sure your work area is clean before you get started on...

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WORKFLOW: Photo Actions for Watermarks

I often get asked what is the best way to add your watermark to your images before placing them online. There is no simple answer as it depends on the type of watermark you have. It it is always in the same place you can easily create a simple to very complex watermark using PhotoShop...

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WORKFLOW: Lightroom Black and White Conversions

Lately it has been the hot topic across several platforms that I am involved in: “how do you do your black and white conversions?” There are multiple ways to do this in LightRoom and in PhotoShop. I just learned a new way tonight from one of my students (that I will most likely never do...

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WORKFLOW: RAW vs. JPEG

What is the difference between RAW & JPEG? In essence, RAW is the uncompressed unprocessed image data for a captured image and JPEG is the same thing only processed through your camera’s processor and compressed for best storage capacity. RAW contains all the image data, while JPEG contains only the vital data while clipping what...

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WORKFLOW: Surveys

Part of your studio workflow should be getting feedback from clients. While not always easy to ask for, you should try to get over it and just ask. You will be surprised at how willing people are to write up a few sentences about your services. For wedding photographers a great place to get “shout...

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Style Salon

Are you tired of your look?
Do you desperately need an update?
Has your hair been doing the same thing for years?
Are you seriously cute and have no need for a make over but LOVE great jewelry?
Then this is the event for you!
Come join us for a free afternoon of pampering and ideas from three style experts....

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WORKFLOW: LightRoom Smart Collections

LightRoom is great for many reasons. One of my favorites is the ability to create Collections and reorganize my images within those collections prior to exporting and renumbering. Renumbering and ordering your imagery is key to having happy clients. The truth is, clients get very upset when they see chunks of photos missing. They also...

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REAL WEDDING: Rod and Bonny

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WORKFLOW: Blogging

Okay, I have heard it all before: “Who has time to blog every day when I am trying to streamline my workflow, not add more work?” IF YOU ARE A PHOTOGRAPHER YOU NEED TO HAVE A BLOG! No question. You need to make blogging part of everything else in your studio workflow. If you want...

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