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Jessle Creative A creative who is passionate about photography and graphic design.

2,000 is not huge number but I’m so grateful you’re here following along and giving me a place to share the things I mak...
10/09/2026

2,000 is not huge number but I’m so grateful you’re here following along and giving me a place to share the things I make, so I thought I’d photograph one of you as a little thank you!

‘A date, photographed’

Plan a date with your person. A place you love, an activity you enjoy together, or an idea you’ve always wanted to try. I’ll photograph the two of you as you are and the date as it unfolds.

To enter:
Follow Jess Le | Wedding and Family Photographer
Tag your person
Comment below what you’d do together
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Tell me as much or as little as you like. I’ll read through the entries and choose a couple for A date, photographed, including a full edited online gallery.

Entries close 18 September 2026

At Home / 002The Sings, at home.Baby things and toddler toys everywhere. Tiny shoes by the door. Never really being alon...
07/09/2026

At Home / 002
The Sings, at home.

Baby things and toddler toys everywhere. Tiny shoes by the door. Never really being alone. The ordinary little things that fill a home now and will probably be the things they miss most one day.

A documentary family photography session at home in Sydney, capturing parenthood and family life just as it is right now.

Tiff x Eric
06/09/2026

Tiff x Eric

Vicki x Fred
03/09/2026

Vicki x Fred

Whitney and Julian soaking up the first rays of Spring together. A slow afternoon in the sun in this little season befor...
02/09/2026

Whitney and Julian soaking up the first rays of Spring together. A slow afternoon in the sun in this little season before they get married next year.

I spend most of my time photographing weddings, but lately I’ve wanted to just photograph more of the day to day as well...
27/08/2026

I spend most of my time photographing weddings, but lately I’ve wanted to just photograph more of the day to day as well.

I’m starting something called ‘At Home’. It’s an ongoing portrait series about what makes us feel at home. Some stories will unfold within four walls, while others might take place somewhere else entirely; people, places or ordinary things.

For each story, I’ll ask the same simple question.
“What little things make your life feel like home right now?”

Here’s the first.
At Home / 001

Growing up Chinese-Australian, there’s something about photographing a tea ceremony that feels a little more personal. I...
25/08/2026

Growing up Chinese-Australian, there’s something about photographing a tea ceremony that feels a little more personal. I love what it represents; respect, gratitude, family and honouring the generations before us.

But it’s the little moments between generations that I love most. Seeing the same culture carried through different generations and different upbringings; especially in a moment like this as mum watches Yannie, the daughter she raised, begin a family of her own.

I love golden hour but sometimes it just doesn’t happen. The timeline runs late and the sun disappears.But that’s actual...
23/08/2026

I love golden hour but sometimes it just doesn’t happen. The timeline runs late and the sun disappears.

But that’s actually when it gets pretty fun! Finding pockets of light, working with headlights, street lights, flashes, playing with shadows and making something out of whatever the night gives us.

Some of my favourite photos have come from moments where the “perfect” light wasn’t there. I’ll always love a good golden hour, but I’ll definitely keep shooting even after the sun disappears.

Wedding photography means different things to different people. For me, it’s always been about creating beautiful photos...
19/08/2026

Wedding photography means different things to different people. For me, it’s always been about creating beautiful photos without taking couples away from the experience of their day.

I’ll be quietly following you around on your wedding day, paying attention to the things you probably won’t even notice in the moment.

Your dad trying not to cry.
Your friends laughing during the speeches.
Your grandmother pulling you in for an extra hug.
The quick glances, happy tears, and all the little moments in between.

I love finding interesting ways to frame a scene without interrupting it. It’s my way of bringing together the moments that are unfolding naturally with my creativity take that makes each gallery feel unique.

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