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All the way over in California my dear friend Jess has produced this painting of me, showing a heady night under the lights of Soho when she visited in the Summer. My first portrait and I am speechless (at last!).
Brad's right arm and Deputy Campaign Director. She shares an office with Brad, to keep him in line. And, on budget.
2010-10-17
model: Jess
makeup by: Brie Reeder
Nikon F2
Nikon Ai 105mm f/2.5 lens
Ilford Delta 400 (800-push) 35mm film
Kodak Xtol (1:1) developer
20ºC - 11.5min
Jess McDonald - World Cup Champion with the US National Team and multiple time NWSL Champion with the North Carolina Courage.
Date: c.1989
Collection/Accession: Jess Jessop, L1990.01
Local Call number: P097.016m.r.t
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Jess Love.
II Festival Internacional de Burlesque El Molino
9 May 2012,
El Molino,
Barcelona.
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Jess Kinzie has been the Formula Hybrid Program Coordinator at Thayer since 2019 and, in 2020, became an advisor to underrepresented student groups.
“I was a high school English teacher for about 8 years in North Carolina. Then, in 2012, my husband and I decided to move back north to Vermont where I’m originally from. I worked for a year at a school where my morals were challenged to the point where I didn’t think I was going to go on teaching anymore. And so, I abruptly quit my job and had a massive reckoning with what I was doing and why.
At this point, I can look back and say that it was a phoenix moment for me because all I ever knew was teaching. It was all I thought I could do. And my god I just quit. I just walked out.
After a few years working at the hospital, I got a job as the Program Coordinator for Formula Hybrid at Thayer. I had no idea about engineering. I am an English major. I read poetry. I write stories. And here I am at an engineering school. But here, I feel like I finally came into who I want to be, and it’s emotional because I wasn’t expecting it. I realized that I could shed this persona I thought I had to be because I was surrounded by people who were so kind, uplifting, confident, and who wanted to see me succeed. It was one of the first times that I was truly surrounded by people who just wanted me to succeed, and this is huge because...I’m not young. It took me a long time to find that.
Later, I jumped on the opportunity to be a program advisor for underrepresented student groups because one of the pieces that has been missing since I left the classroom was working with students. I adore working with students. I love learning from them. I love encouraging them, I love trying to problem solve with them. And I felt I was finally in the position where I could finally give back. I can now truly help others in a way that was unavailable to me before I came to Thayer.” - Jess Kinzie
“And what do you find that you need to thrive today?”
“I think a lot of it comes down to trust, people trusting me to do well and people having confidence in me, seeing something in me that I can’t see myself. Trust helps me do my best work and be happy and keep pushing my boundaries.” - Jess Kinzie
Date: n.d.
Collection/Accession: Jess Jessop, L1990.01
Local Call number: P097.032m.r.t
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Strobist: one Nikon SB-28 and one Nikon SB-600 at full power with red gels, camera left and right behind model respectively, against white backdrop. Used gobos to avoid light spilling onto the models back.
Jess McAvoy performs on Cherry Esplanade during Art in the Garden: Summer Thursdays. Photo by Michael Stewart.
Jess Harnell speaking at the 2016 Phoenix Comicon at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Jessie Hartley with her son and her brothers about 1947. Child is son Ken Boyle. Brother Jim on left and Noel on the right. Location unknown.
Antiqua, Loop with Rim Light
Been having a play with a number of programmes to produce final results.
Lightroom, Photoshop, Portrait Pro and Silver Efex
Jess at Laura & Christians wedding. She had some awesome big hair going on. The wind helped a little too.
Jess Glynne
Pinkpop Festival 2018 - Day 1
Landgraaf, Megaland, Netherlands NL
15th June 2018
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