Jae Thomas Photography

06/29/2021

01/01/2021

This year, I've been thankful for the continued growth in my work and myself. I know I will treasure the lessons learned — both practical and personal — and take them with me into 2021. Definitely an UNFORGETTABLE year to say the least. Now let's get out of here, okay? Okay!

12/06/2020

Sarah just makes it looks so effortless! Love how this session turned out. 🌅🍁

11/29/2020

Enjoy Anna Barnes and her genuine self; I'm so excited to share more from this shoot in the future!🤩

11/18/2020

How would you describe the BEAUTY that is Molly Austin 🌺🌿

11/15/2020

Time for Miss Lexie's stunning appearance on your timeline. ✨

08/27/2020

Senior year has been off to a great start, finally getting to see friends like Carly more than once a week! 🥺

08/02/2020

A Tribute to the Class of 2020🎓✨
This is Tytiana Maize, senior at Bryant High School. Taking part in Stage Management as well as band in high school, Tytiana plans to carry out online courses before going to college for graphic design and marketing. Here is her take on an experience she was grateful to have had during her time at high school:
"I'm glad to have been in band, and I'm glad to have had my friends in my life. I learned leadership and loyalty throughout it all."

07/28/2020

Annslee's headshots did not come to play! 🤩 Love this friend so much, and I can't wait to see her bright future become a reality!

07/24/2020

Rock on! 🎸
Congrats to the wonderful group Vintage on their debut at the Royal Theatre!

07/17/2020

I present to you: Emily Rutledge, my first Class of 2021 senior. Don't ever let her tell you she's not a model, these pictures say otherwise! 🌾🌟
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CLASS OF 2021! Get in touch with me today — let's take some spectacular senior photos! Contact me through my website (link in bio), email, or DM. 🤩

07/01/2020

A Tribute to the Class of 2020🎓✨
This is Nathan Brown, senior at Bryant High School. Nathan took part in Bryant Camerata and Youth Alive, and he will be attending Arkansas Tech University in the fall as he works toward a degree in Human Resource Management. Nathan has something to be proud of from high school, and as simple as it may seem, it gave a lesson worth learning:
"I got a standing ovation for a haiku I wrote for an APUSH project, and that taught me that my work didn’t have to be elaborate, just well thought-out."