Jamie Hunt Photography

Jamie Hunt Photography Nashville, Tennessee

Baby brother has officially joined the crew šŸ’™And if this session proved anything, it’s that life with three boys is goin...
08/27/2026

Baby brother has officially joined the crew šŸ’™And if this session proved anything, it’s that life with three boys is going to be loud, wild, sweet and full of love.
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Well, hi. It’s been a minute. šŸ¤I’ve been pretty quiet on here this summer, but life definitely hasn’t been quiet. We’ve ...
08/13/2026

Well, hi. It’s been a minute. šŸ¤

I’ve been pretty quiet on here this summer, but life definitely hasn’t been quiet. We’ve packed in beach trips, Hilton Head, summer camps, lots and lots of basketball, workouts with the boys, baking, and plenty of time at home. The boys have mastered the art of doing laundry, cleaning the kitchen AND cooking all 3 meals for us, so really, I’d call summer a success. šŸ˜‚

I’ve still been working along the way, just at a slower pace. I intentionally took on less so I could be more present with the boys while they were home, and I stepped away from social media quite a bit too. Which means I have an entire summer’s worth of sessions I haven’t shared yet.

One of my favorite things about this job is that it gives me the freedom to slow down in seasons when my family needs more of me, and then rev things back up again when the time feels right. I love being a wife and a mom, and I also really love the part of me that gets to create and photograph your families. I’m grateful I don’t have to choose between the two.

School is back, sessions are picking up, and I’m ready to find my rhythm here again. I’ve missed sharing with you guys and, even more, interacting with everyone.

So…hi again. I have LOTS to catch you up on. šŸ¤

Hiiiiii!!!!!    If you’re expecting a little one this winter, now is the perfect time to reserve your newborn session. O...
06/11/2026

Hiiiiii!!!!! If you’re expecting a little one this winter, now is the perfect time to reserve your newborn session.

One thing many parents don’t realize is that newborn photographers typically book months before babies arrive. Because I only take a limited number of newborn sessions each month, I reserve spots based on your due date and keep my calendar intentionally small so I can provide a relaxed, personalized experience for every family.

Those tiny fingers. The flaky newborn skin. The way they curl perfectly into your chest. It all changes so quickly.

Your baby will never be this little again.
If you’re due this winter (December–February), I’d love to help you preserve these first precious days before they become a blur of late-night feedings, baby snuggles, and sweet new routines.

Winter newborn availability is now open, and several due-date spots are already spoken for.
Send me a message or visit the link in my bio to reserve your session.

šŸ¤ Because the days are long, but the newborn stage is incredibly short.

Every family session, I make a quiet promise to my clients — you will walk away with the shot. Everyone together, everyo...
06/05/2026

Every family session, I make a quiet promise to my clients — you will walk away with the shot. Everyone together, everyone looking, everyone smiling. Done.

But that’s never the image that stays with me.

It’s the one right after, when Dad swings a kid onto his shoulder because he just wanted to and didn’t think about the camera. It’s the mom laughing at something nobody else heard. It’s the youngest one already halfway to the treeline while the rest of the family is still composed and perfect.

Those in-between moments — the unscripted, unposed, slightly chaotic ones — that’s where I see who a family actually is.

And honestly? That’s what makes my heart sing.

Inquiries open. Link in bio

Back with this crew two years later for baby  #2…This time: toddler commentary, snack breaks, and a little side-eye when...
03/27/2026

Back with this crew two years later for baby #2…
This time: toddler commentary, snack breaks, and a little side-eye when I first walked in.
But I got to hear that sweet little voice (melts me every time)… and eventually those smiles showed up.
And baby #2?
Could not have cared less what was going on—just content the whole time.
Studying my camera like he understood the assignment…
Like he’s been modeling all of his two weeks alive! šŸ˜„

Spring Break in Houston 🤠Obviously not his first rodeo…this whole cowboy thing was a pre-existing condition (that I’ll h...
03/24/2026

Spring Break in Houston 🤠
Obviously not his first rodeo…
this whole cowboy thing was a pre-existing condition (that I’ll happily monitor… closely).

Diagnosis: hopefully permanent

The Nashville ice storm is giving us a week or more that none of us will forget. Days without power, ice coating everyth...
01/29/2026

The Nashville ice storm is giving us a week or more that none of us will forget. Days without power, ice coating everything it has touched, trees cracking and falling some even exploding, and a new thing I’ve never heard of called ā€œice quakesā€ where it sounded like the ground itself was breaking. Entire parts of town went dark and quiet, looking nothing like the Nashville we’re used to - it has been pretty eerie at times.

These days have stripped life down in unexpected ways. I’ve realized how much I rely on convenience now that it was suddenly gone. Life shrank down to what mattered…what we had in the pantry, how many layers we could pile on, power for what our generator and extension cords could give us, games pulled out and played way past bedtime, our routines paused, time suddenly stretching instead of racing.

And right in the middle of all of it, babies arrived and carried on as if nothing unusual was happening at all. They slept, they curled their tiny hands, their little lungs breathed in a world they didn’t know was frozen or unstable or loud. They didn’t notice the storm, only the warmth of being held and the quiet work of growing.

It felt like a picture of how God asks us to live. Not unaware of the storm, but unshaken by it. Rooted in trust instead of fear. Focused on what’s right in front of us… daily bread, steady growth, staying close… rather than the noise and uncertainty surrounding us. Holding on to what is good and true, even when the world outside feels anything but.

And when it is all said and done, the power will come back, the ice will melt. The damage will reveal itself. But, what remains is the memory of these day, the discomfort, the closeness, and the reminder that life doesn’t pause for catastrophe; it keeps unfolding right in the middle of it.

This was a sunrise session in Florida last year for a sweet retreat I attended.  It was a little chilly and I’d never sh...
01/19/2026

This was a sunrise session in Florida last year for a sweet retreat I attended. It was a little chilly and I’d never shot at a location like this, but I was instantly inspired and a little jealous that I have nothing similar here in Nashville!

This is the kind of session I want every time. There wasn’t perfect lighting or perfect anything (even had a child fall and scrape a knee). But we did have people being people. Real laughter, real chaos, real tenderness. There was MINIMAL direction, no posing, just moments of truth. I love it when families don’t feel like they have to perform, they just are who they are and trust that I’ll catch what matters.

I’ve been dreaming ever since of finding a spot like this in Nashville… a place where the setting gets out of the way and lets the story do the talking. Because when families are free to just be, that’s when the images feel alive!

This session felt really special to me.I’ve known this family for a long time now and have photographed every one of the...
01/18/2026

This session felt really special to me.

I’ve known this family for a long time now and have photographed every one of their babies. Each time I walk into their home for a newborn session, I’m welcomed in the sweetest way possible, like a dear friend… it’s always more like catching up than clocking in.

With this mama especially, we always end up lingering in conversation. Talking through motherhood, the beauty of it, how heavy it can be, how fast it all goes. We don’t rush the session, and because of that, the moments just start unfolding on their own.

The baby settles in and thesiblings drift closer all while wondering in and out and joining when they feel right. Nothing is forced because no one is watching the clock.

This is their last baby, and you could feel that in the way they slowed down and soaked it all in. There was a softness to the session, a shared understanding that this season is brief and worth staying present for.

Those quiet, natural moments are always my favorites… the ones that show up when we allow space for them. I’m really grateful I got to witness it one more time. šŸ¤

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