Jade Beall Photography

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Jade Beall Photography

My desire is to remind you of your beauty and the ancient intelligence of your precious body, the most sacred home of your spirit.
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I am a massage healer, photographer amd podcaster. "I am just like you: Beautiful and Authentic. Let me show you how I see you. Yes, YOU!" -Jade Beall

Jade Beall owns a beautiful Photography and Dance Studio off of 4th Ave in Downtown Tucson where she makes EVERYONE feel welcome to be photographed, danced and honored. Private Photoshoots starting at $250. Go to: http://jadebeall.com/photography-

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Jade specializes in making REAL people look Authentically and Brilliantly Beautiful through the Art of Photography. My mission as a Photographer is to reflect the physical and emotional gorgeousness of women in movement doing what they love. I achieve this through intuitive composition with divinely-flattering, mood-accentuating lighting while facilitating an environment brimming with comfort and ease, laughter and playfulness. I approach every aspect of my work with authentic love and vast amounts of joy. I am passionately committed to creating mesmerizing, unique and medicinal photographic art pieces with each and every client. All post-edited photographs are yours. Come, let's make beautiful art of YOU.

05/10/2026

Mothering Myself To Loving My Body

I started my social media journey 15 years ago by sharing my photographs of mothers. I have always been drawn to photographing motherhood… the crest of a ripe, pregnant belly has always pulled at my heartstrings.

But it wasn’t until I became a mother myself, contending with breastfeeding and the healing I needed to do around my own body image, that I found my true photographic love: the postpartum body.

After decades of body hatred, I photographed thousands of women while learning how to mother myself back to loving my own body, just as I did when I was a small child dancing freely.

It took time. But inspired by the need to teach my son how to love his own "one wild and precious" body, I realized I had to mother myself, too. Now, I can say I love this body. I love this body that has been pregnant three times and given birth once. I love the rolls and the dimples of life-giving cellulite. I love that she is visibly aging.

I love her even on the days I don’t particularly like her, because that is what mothers do. We love even on the hard days.

Thank you to every precious soul in these photos, a small sample of the thousands I’ve been blessed to capture over the last 15 years. Thank you for being the beautiful mothers you are, so that I could learn how to better mother myself.

Also, thank you to my precious mother, d’Rachael, who birthed me and is the most wonderful mother. Mothering myself for me means I also love my first Mother, I need all the mothering I can get!

03/07/2026

This is who runs this account, photographs you and who wants to become a hospice nurse.

I love this trend. I am a one person team. Our precious inner children feeling so loved. I wanna see you! Post below!

02/11/2026

Hello precious people, how ya’ll feeling? I am so very excited as I am back in school, to become a hospice nurse, at 47 years old. I have wanted to help human souls return home after I held my own daddy and experienced his soul go home, 10 years ago.

I have never completed collage and this is harder than I thought it was going to be, but I truly love embracing the discomfort, frustrations and humility that I get to experience every. single. day. I get to face shadow sides of myself that have been dormant for decades because I’m often resistant to learning things that I don’t think “matter.” In school, it is irrelevant what I think is important to learn in context to becoming a registered hospice nurse, and this is such good medicine for me, such potent surrender and dedication to curiosity.

I had to write a paper the other day for a class about if social media is making us more narcissistic. I wrote that I believe social media is Monsanto level fertilization for the seeds of narcissism that I believe live in all humans, because just like all human traits, it’s a spectrum. I don’t blame humans for increase in narcissism, I blame these platforms that are designed to profit and make millions on our most basic human needs for belonging and the addiction to dopamine in a very stressful world.

For example, just by posting this photo of myself that I took the other day, I must engage in bits of my own narcissism, not because I am pathologically narcissistic, but because that is what this platform requires, or at least it does for me. I post it while dopamine rushes thru my brain and body hoping tons of you will like this post, that you will think I look great and sound smart and I am sure many of you will tell me how wonderful I am to study hospice nursing. Also, there are little twinges of anxiety that I feel in my belly, wondering who is going to tell me something hard to hear or just plain mean, which happens to me a lot on this platform.

And yes, I am also going to be a death doula. But I want to work for someone else and get a paycheck for the first time in my life, no more self employment 😊

The only thing more powerful than hate is love! Love ya’ll!

01/21/2026

Parenting a teenager is sacred work, and my son’s teen years are by far my favorite so far! But oh do I miss that precious little baby he once was, too. I hear so many people struggle with parenting the teen years and for me it’s the opposite. I truly love it. I belive that’s because the relationship I have with my son is a direct reflection of how much work, healing and reparenting of myself that I I do, so that I can best support the rites of passage of my son in these important years. It feels like the most epic, gorgeous honor to be his mother and to create an unshakable safe place for him to bloom.

He will be 14 on Feb 12. First 3 photos taken last week, last photos of how it all started. 🥰

Photos shared with his permission.

01/16/2026

2016 my dad died and I was Initiated into a whole new reality. My grief nearly killed me too, but I’m still here to tell the story. Today I have a deep respect for death, I understand now that death isn’t the end and I’m not afraid of it. I now know how to connect to my beloveds on the other side, and this knowing feels powerful. Anytime I see “2016” I still wince. I still have wounds from that year. And I’m so proud of the younger version of me that survived the rites of passage of 2016.

01/03/2026

Hello my loves! Blessings on this full moon and new year! On today’s episode of my podcast “You’re Too Sensitive” I talk about why I love aging and how freeing myself (with gentle kindness/patience and nervous system regulation) from being a hypochondriac and making peace with death has allowed me to finally live! Link in bio to listen! Or listen wherever you listen to podcasts.

11/02/2025

In today’s episode on my podcast “You’re Too Sensitive” I talk about why I won’t get plastic surgery as an aging woman. To be clear, my love for aging is not a judgement on my sisters who do get plastic surgery. I understand the desire the choice is valid, and I talk about this in the episode too. My desire is to share why I am so passionate about being an aging woman that embraces her changing body in a culture that sells us anti -aging everywhere we turn ❤️

10/22/2025

When Ginny turned 70, she got naked in nature for the very first time in her life. And if you have never done this, then you may struggle understanding the profound spiritual experience that it can be. Ginny grew up in a religious community that like many, teach that the body is a shameful place of sin. But when Ginny got naked in nature that very first time, she also stripped off that oppressive shame story. She reclaimed her sacred preciousness. She joined a n**e resort where she met her new community that she loves and where she does weekly yoga classes and swims naked. It was around this time when Ginny and I started envisioning this photo shoot.

Finally, on Ginny’s 75th birthday, we created the photos we had been talking about for so long. I’m lucky because I’m also Ginny’s massage healer and I feel such reverence for her precious body.

All images are censored. Originals may be seen on my website.

10/19/2025

New episode on my “You’re Too Sensitive”
Podcast! Listen on my website, link in bio, or on platforms you listen to podcasts! This week I talk about my journey with food and my recent 5 day fast as a food addict. Please leave a review for my pod and share with a friend that might struggle with body image! Thank you my loves!

10/07/2025

I photographed this beautiful mama Michelle 13 years ago for my book “The Bodies Of Mothers” when her 2 boys were still small (see 3rd slide). Last month I got to photograph Michelle again (first 2 slides), her sons are now teenagers, and she’s pregnant with her precious angel daughter! So many blessings! Beautiful Michelle has also become a midwife since she last gave birth so I can only imagine how different this birth will be for her!

I often have pangs of grief that I will not have another child. I feel like I didn’t understand the sacred role of motherhood until it was too late to have a sibling for my son. But oh am I grateful for my precious boy and how I LOVE being near pregnant women and babies!

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