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Bobbi's Mommy & Me


Bobbi and I met shortly after I moved to Sullivan County when we worked together at the same school.

It can be hard being the "new girl", but Bobbi was kind to me from the start. We became fast friends, and have kept in touch since I've left that job 4 years ago.

I've referred to Bobbi as half of my "Adam & Eve". She was my first ever client, and I'm pretty sure I can trace most of my clients back to her. :-P

We have seen eachother through happy times and sad. I remember when she was pregnant with her third baby, and after two girls, naturally she hoped she would have a boy.

I will always remember the excitement when she found out she was getting her son! And of course the day he was born.

Her youngest daughter always referred to me as her teacher. That, combined with her freckles keeps her pretty important in my book ;-)

And of course her oldest is the epitome of sweet, kind and responsible. She always blows my mind with what a great kid she is.

And Bobbi's resilience and strength, and common sense will never surprise me, because from the moment I met her, I could see exactly the woman she is.

Recently she bought her first home, by herself, followed by a snow mobile! You gotta love this woman!










 
 
 

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Hey I'm Jill! 

I've been photographing New York families for over ten years now, and I can honestly say I love my job! 

I prioritize creating honest photos of families being them. My number one goal is to create a visual time capsule for you.

The photos we create together are for you, but they're also for the people that love you. These images will serve as bits of proof that you were here, you loved, and people loved you back. 

Jill C Smith Photography

4889 State Route 52

Jeffersonville, NY 12748

845-866-5924

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My Mission

To create honest photographs that feel nostalgic and true.

To collaborate with families rather than reshape them.

To celebrate and represent people of every race, ethnicity, body type, ability, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, and family structure.

All humans are welcome here.

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