Tender Giggles Studio

Trinity celebrated turning three exactly the way childhood should be celebrated.

We wandered through wildflowers, splashed in puddles, drove a pink truck through the mud, and ended the evening covered in smiles, sunshine, and muddy boots.

One of my favorite parts wasn’t the flowers or the truck—it was watching Mom jump right in and make the memories with her.

Happy Birthday, sweet girl.

I’m looking for 3-5 women or couples interested in participating in upcoming creative intimate editorial portraiture concepts.

These sessions are designed to be more than traditional bo***ir. Think storytelling, artistry, hobbies, connection, and confidence.

Current concepts include:

✨ Dust & Desire
Western-inspired femininity, open fields, sunset light, lace, denim, horses, campfires, and quiet confidence.

✨ Little Fairy on the Prairie
Soft, whimsical, ethereal imagery featuring flowing fabrics, wildflowers, and dreamy golden light.

✨ Bloom Gently
A personalized experience built around something you love—horses, painting, gardening, sewing, reading, music, and more.

Model Call Details:
• Reduced session fee
• Must be comfortable with images being shared for portfolio and marketing
• Access to a private online gallery
• Option to purchase additional images and products

No modeling experience needed.

Women of all ages, sizes, backgrounds, and experience levels are encouraged to apply.

If interested, comment below or send me a message with:
• Which concept interests you
• A recent photo of yourself
• Why the concept speaks to you

Tender Bloom is about being seen—not performing.

One of my favorite things about owning a small business is collaborating with other small businesses.

Recently, I traded a photography session for a custom birthday banner for Yoda’s Paint & Splash Party.

People often ask about trades, and the truth is—I love them when they’re built on mutual respect, honesty, and clear expectations.

A trade isn’t about whose time is “worth more.” It’s simply two people agreeing that each has something valuable to offer the other.

Kylie put so much care into creating Yoda’s banner, and I had the opportunity to create these memories with her and Everett.

Supporting other local businesses doesn’t always have to involve money. Sometimes it looks like sharing skills, building relationships, and helping each other grow.

Thank you, Kylie, for trusting me with your little boy and for creating a banner that will make Yoda’s birthday feel extra special.

Kylie Jakowski