About 

My journey into photography began in 2013 during my first trip to Kenya, an experience that sparked a deep passion for capturing our natural world. Since then, I have continued to immerse myself in learning my cameras, lenses, and various editing software.​ Spending each summer in Kenya, I have explored some of the most breathtaking landscapes and wildlife. Inspired to continually evolve as a photographer, I ventured out onto Lake Kerkini to meet the Dalmatian Pelicans in Greece, Machias Seal Island in Maine for the Puffins, and the forests of Michoacán, Mexico for the Monarch Butterflies. ​

Outside of my nature endeavors, I enjoy freezing time and preserving memories for families or events. Whether capturing the joy of a family gathering or the energy of a milestone event, photography allows us to relive emotions and experiences for years to come.

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Jenny is a member of the North American Butterfly Association, the National Audubon Society, and Nature Kenya where she participates in research with the Ornithology Department at the Nairobi National Museum (bird banding). She is also a member of the Professional Criminologist Association of Kenya.

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​She earned her Masters degree in Criminal Justice (NMSU), another Masters degree in Learning Design & Technology (NCSU), and is finishing her Ph.D. (NCSU). She worked as a Special Operations Probation Parole Officer for the State of North Carolina and a Police Academy Director before joining higher education as a faculty member in the discipline of Criminal Justice.  

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