Jackson Reed, photographer

Portrait, wedding and event photographer working from a studio in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

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I photograph people as they actually are.

Couples, just after the question.

Families, in the long grass.

Friends, till the ovens went cold.

  1. 01Couples
  2. 02Families
  3. 03Events

Four ways to work together

Personal portraits, press and brand pictures, in the Gowanus studio or on location.

90 min · 2 looks · 25 images

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Kate and Daniel on their elopement day in the Catskills

Weddings

City halls, inns and barns up the Hudson. I stay close, say little, and keep the day yours.

Wedding coverage, from $4,800

How a shoot works

Four steps, about two weeks from first call to prints in your hands.

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The studio desk with a shoot on the laptop
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Styling before a session in the studio
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Jackson reviewing frames on the camera with a client
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A pile of printed photographs
  1. 01

    Call

    A twenty-minute call about the day, the people in it and the light you like.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A one-page plan: locations, timings, wardrobe notes and a short shot list we both sign off.

  3. 03

    Shoot

    Calm direction when it helps, and plenty of room for things to happen on their own.

  4. 04

    Prints

    Your edited gallery in five to seven business days. Prints and albums made here in Brooklyn.

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Behind the camera

I started photographing friends’ weddings in 2017 and opened the studio on Union Street in 2020. Most people find me through someone I have already photographed, which is still my favorite kind of review.

Studio
Union Street, Gowanus
Shooting since
2017
Coverage
New York City, Hudson Valley, travel on request
Kit
Two bodies, 35mm and 85mm primes, mostly daylight
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In their words

“Our daughter ran the whole session and Jackson just kept up. That photo of her on Marco’s shoulders is on our fridge and in my wallet.”
Elena MorenoFamily session, Shawangunk Ridge
“I hate having my picture taken. Ten minutes in we were talking about records and I forgot the camera. My label used the first frame he sent.”
OmarPress portraits, Red Hook
“He caught my dad reading his speech notes alone in the hall. I did not know that moment existed until the gallery arrived.”
ClaireWedding, Rhinebeck
“Twelve people, a tiny kitchen and flour on every surface. The photos look like the warmest night of the year, which is exactly how it felt.”
Andre, Dough & Co.Supper club, Clinton Hill

Let’s make something worth printing.

Book a shootor call (718) 555-0142

Studio visits by appointment, Tuesday to Saturday

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