hi. high five.

I'm your typical middle aged, young at heart friend just having a good time through life. I'm a little awkward, a little chubby, totally down to earth and moderately funny. I'm also a photographer based in Elizabethtown, KY but travel all over the country. Proud and overwhelmingly grateful to be a full time photographer since 2012.

I’m not going to tell you much about me behind the camera. I hope it’s easy to tell that I eat.sleep.breathe photography and am pretty obsessed with it! That’s really not what I’m best at anyway.

I’m best at
connecting with people.
With making you feel comfortable, being
unreasonable at times
and having fun.

I’m great at making you relax, at talking, understanding, and absorbing the moment. I ‘get’ you. It doesn’t matter if we are celebrating your 1st birthday, or your 90th – I can see through the chaos and embrace what’s beautiful. And that’s you. It’s your children, your family, your environment. And I’m best at just being me, just like you are at being you.


Other things: I have two dogs, no kids, a bald husband in tow. I'm obsessed with hummingbirds, planting flowers and a good bathrobe. We spend a large portion of our time travelling, or planning our next big adventure. Thankful for a career that let's me do all the things.

 



I'm just looking to have a laugh out loud kind of time with you too. Let's get together, do something fun.

Photo Credit: Above - Stephanie Hardwick Photography
Below: Brizzy Rose and Emma

 

xoxo-e

My favorite little spring chicken with her favorite spring chickens. 🎀🎀
I’m out of the country for a week, but before I go - I’m so excited to share a creative art piece I did for the upcoming art auction for @silverleafservices This is only available for bidding live at the auction, (11X14 framed) so we’d love for you to come! There’s tons of info on their page. 

“Revival in Color”

A bold declaration of resilience, Revival in Color embodies the transformation of pain into power. Deep magenta hues, both organic and fluid, symbolize wounds that have not only healed but have become part of a masterpiece. Interwoven among the blooming flowers, paintbrushes—dipped in rich, dripping color—serve as tools of reclamation, turning grief into creation and silence into expression. The hands, stained yet steady, hold both beauty and defiance, a testament to survival. Etched on the wrist, a quiet yet powerful symbol speaks to a journey that cannot be erased—a mark not of what was lost, but of what was reclaimed. This piece is a reminder that healing is not just survival, but a revival—one painted in courage, artistry, and unyielding vibrancy.
Just here to show you how beautiful your spirit is. 🎀
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elainajanes@yahoo.comBased in Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Travels often and worldwide