Engaged couples, besides sharing your engagement session images you can post wedding information vital to your guests. After the wedding day the site will be revamped with wedding day images.  Guests can relive the wonderful day and even  purchase prints directly from the site if they wish.

Booked a Infant Portrait session? Then share the precious images with a custom website worthy of the good news.

Senior Portraits? Family Portraits? Events?…. the list goes on and on.

You’ve invested in great images why waste them on social media sites which limit their quality and resolution? I have a number of styles to choose from to fit your needs. Contact me to find out how to get your own site, jason@jasonZphotography.com .

Below are some examples of engagement and wedding sites.

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I’ll be honest, I swore she was just 12 like a couple of years ago. How time flies. Seeing her blog posts (www.meekmade.blogspot.com) and her progression as a Graphic Design student at Cal Sate Fullerton I quickly realized that my little cousin was now a grown gifted young adult. She called me up wanting to shy away from the traditional senior portraits offered by the school. So off we went. It was a bit of a hike, there was pollen everywhere, and it was the hottest day of the month. That being said, it was still a beautiful Southern Cali day. But what made it even better… I got to hangout with my cousin.

Congrats Meek! We’re all so proud of you!

Big thanks to our reflector assistant Leslie!

Even when I was in High School, senior portraits were a big deal. Unfortunately, it was expensive and very typical traditional portraits. Which at the time was our only option.  Today things have drastically changed. Seniors have more options than ever. They can pick from a variety of photogs and shoot on location.  They can let their true personalities shine and become the rockstars/models they want to be.  With this type of freedom they can choose any style of look; urban, nature, fashion, or whatever they can imagine.

For this shoot we went to the outskirts of Vegas to use the awesome desert backdrop.  And of course we realized that the desert is not a very welcoming place. First of all, ankle high cactus… suck. It went right through my shoe and planted itself in my foot…  yeah no fun. (BTW anyone on the shoot will probably tell you I yelled like a little girl. I unequivocally deny that. I yelled like an adult woman at best.)  Then, it got super cold as the sun went down and the cold wind picked up. But I really can’t say anything because the models were so professional and didn’t complain one bit.  Overall it was actually quite exhilarating; the frigid wind blowing in your face, the awesome desert sunset, the models doing their magic, and us photogs trying to get the best shots. Good times!….(except for the cactus.)

Special thanks to the great models!
-Annika Reyes
-Serriah Toste
-Alyssa