Jenn March Photography

03/16/2026

I went years thinking I'd never fall in love again and now it's happened. I am so happy!

03/08/2026

Last night's sunset over Mammoth was incredible.

11/16/2025

Sled hockey tonight at to raise awareness for adaptive sports. The Reno Ice adaptive team of Reno, NV, faced off against LA Kings sled hockey in three games for the first-ever series in Mammoth Lakes!

11/02/2025

Photos from both Bantam and PeeWee games yesterday: Anaheim Jr. Ducks at Mammoth Stars.

10/24/2025

I really miss the autumn colors of the Northeast. But the foliage in the Eastern Sierra is quite good as well this year.
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10/12/2025

YES! Jenn March is BACK as a sports photographer! Bishop Union High School defeats El Segundo 6-3 in the first game of their weekend doubleheader. I was shocked to find that these teams are technically JV when I'm pretty sure that Bishop could kick the ass of Queensbury HS or any other varsity team back in NY's Section 2. California's got some weird regulations regarding varsity teams! In Vermont if there was only one team per sport, we defaulted to varsity.

08/24/2025

Between scattered thunderstorms, the 26th Annual Wave Rave Skate Competition went off today at Volcom Brothers Skate Park in Mammoth Lakes. There were multiple weather delays and when I drove by at 18:30, they were still competing!

10/03/2024

In the 1960s, Dr. Edmund Schulman studied the dendrochronology of Bristlecone Pines. He counted the age of one tree in California's Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest to be 4700 years old. Dubbed the Methuselah tree, this great tree still stands today in the grove named after the scientist who aged it. I believe if trees could talk that they would share wisdom beyond any living human's imagination. Even our elderly cannot hold a candle to these incredible trees. It has been a goal of mine since arriving in the Eastern Sierra to photograph these trees. Today I finally made the opportunity for myself. The forest was silent. All and I could hear was the wind. You could feel the age of the forest; for the second time this fall, I vow to return to a beautiful place for more photographs.

09/27/2024

Having spent nearly a year living in Mammoth Lakes, I was hard-pressed to find a place in California to reside that would blow its beauty out of the water. Monday was my birthday-- I turned 32 and I had yet to visit the famed Yosemite National Park. The park, made famous in part by Ansel Adams' photographs, has been on my bucket list since I was a child.

For 20 some-odd years, I wanted to go there because Ansel Adams was my first inspiration for both conservation and photography. That was back when I asked my mother where "Yo-seh-myte" was. She promptly corrected my pronounciation and told me it was in California, to which I responded, "Is it near my uncle in San Francisco? Can we go there when we visit him next?"

Yosemite did not disappoint. In fact, I was very sad to be leaving it yesterday morning and swore that I would return to take some real photographs of it before the snow flies. Although, it'll be difficult to come up with images as compelling as Adams' photos. Even if I am willing to hike a strenuous 13 miles and 4200 feet in elevation into the wilderness again.

09/07/2024

08/29/2024

It's happened: I've shot skateboarding, so I am officially a Californian. Photos from the 25th Annual Wave Rave Skate Competition last Saturday.