Ted Jack Photography

I've wanted to do a bathtub fine art shoot for a while, so when my friend Iris expressed an interest in helping me out, I was ecstatic. We spent a few weeks hammering out the details and finally decided on the right mix of bath bombs from Lush (sorry, the combination remains a trade secret) as well as which flowers we were going to use. For the second part of the shoot - a more traditional boudoir series in front of a big open window - we made a last-minute decision to also

Another year gone, another collection of mixed portrait work (creative, boudoir, romantic, performance, family, etc.) that didn't merit their own posts, but are still worth sharing. This year has been full of wonderful firsts, and I can't wait to see where business goes next now that I'm graduated and photographing full-time. #Portraits #Boudoir #Romance #Performance #Beach

I had to wait two months to post these photos! Erin and I secretly did this shoot back when I visited Arizona in October as a fun gift for her boyfriend, but now that their anniversary has passed, I can finally do a post about them! We met early morning in some orange groves that had personal significance to her and her boyfriend for an orange-themed boudoir shoot (she even knit herself an orange bra - it was almost too cute). The groves were beautiful, but very muddy (I s

The list of hoops I had to jump through was extensive, but I somehow finally managed to get permission to do a boudoir shoot in the Corbett Mansion on Lewis & Clark's South Campus. The mansion was originally built in the 1920s for the Hamilton Corbett family, but Lewis & Clark purchased the property in 2000 from the Sisters of St. Francis, a Catholic teaching order. Our shoot took place in what has become known as The Blue Room, which Lewis & Clark sometimes apparently uses

I met with Amaya and Tyne to do some boudoir creative portrait sessions on the set of Lewis & Clark's Spring Main Stage: Exit the King by Eugène Ionesco. I was so excited to be given permission to shoot on this cool chessboard-themed set designed by Michael Olich. We went for a glam look amid the gold and silver giant chess pieces and I was super pleased with how it turned out. #Boudoir #LewisClark #Theatre #Portraits

But Ted, aren't boudoir sessions usually for women? Yes, invisible reader, yes they are. And while Stan and I didn't plan a boudoir session outright (originally anticipating more of a trumpet portrait thing), I can't think of what else to call this because his bedroom eyes and that brass instrument were just too sexy in retrospect for us to call it anything else. We shot inside Lewis & Clark's Frank Manor House, the center of administrative life on campus, but also a beaut

It's been about six months since I launched my photography business and I couldn't be more pleased with how things have been going.  This co