Priscilla + Avery | Whidbey Island Elopement

Drenched in golden winter light, and perched above the Salish Sea in a 120 year old military fort, Priscilla and Avery became husband and wife. Although Covid required pivoting from their original wedding plans, these two gathered with 3 of their closest friends (2 as witnesses and 1 as an officiant) and were married on a jaw-droppingly beautiful Whidbey Island Day. We spent the evening exploring the fort, and taking narrow dirt paths down to the ocean where they watched seagulls dive and ferries pass by. The entire experience was just magic; so unique, relaxed, joyful, and stunning. This is certainly a wedding day I’ll remember forever, and I am so grateful to have had the experience to work with these two wonderful humans.

ElopementJennifer HodgesJanuary 10, 2021Whidbey Island, Elopement, Seattle Adventure Elopement, Seattle Elopement Photographer, Oak Harbor Wedding, Whidbey WeddingComment

If Walls Could Talk | AJ & Daniel | Whidbey Island Photographer

I have long been intrigued by historic places, particularly homes that have been long abandoned. There's something so beautiful and melancholy about seeing a structure that once provided shelter and comfort, now being run down by nature's elements.

Couples, EngagementJennifer HodgesNovember 19, 2017Haunted, Whidbey Island, Ferry House, Ebey's Landing, Jacob Ebey, Coupeville, Oak Harbor Photographer, Historical Places, Haunted HousesComment

Autumn on the Island | Deception Pass Family Photography | Anacortes, WA

After moving to Oak Harbor, I heard the term "island time" get tossed around quite often...especially when comparing to the mainland. It was used to describe why movers were late, or the line at the post office, or even service at a local restaurant.

FamilyJennifer HodgesOctober 12, 2017Deception Pass, J Hodges Photography, Oak Harbor Photographer, Anacortes Photographer, Family Photos, Whidbey Island

Calling the North Home | Oak Harbor, WA | J Hodges Photography

How is it already October? For pretty much the first time since we moved in June, the blue skies and crystal clear views of the mountains have been swapped for that Washington Sate rain we were warned about...but you know what, we still love it! Iced lattes have been traded for hot peppermint tea,

Family, Hodges & CrewJennifer HodgesOctober 9, 2016Whidbey Island Photographer, Oak Harbor Photographer, Oak Harbor Family Photographer, J Hodges Photography, PNW Photographer, Rosario Beach Photography, Bowman Bay, Anacortes Photography, Beach Photography, Whidbey IslandComment