“A house is made with walls and beams; a home is built with love and dreams.”
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lifestyle Photo session, Lake Oswego, Oregon – As photographers, Jaylene and I get to learn a lot about the people we photograph – especially with our in-home lifestyle photography sessions. We love to tell the stories and work with cool people. In our recent in-home lifestyle photography session we learned a lot about these two creative and special people – Melody + Calen. It’s funny how you find people that you can relate to instantly. We all shared a passion for three special things – travel, language learning & adventures.
Melody + Calen are two incredibly cool, talented and loving people seeking to live a purposeful life filled with meaning. They also possess a flare for Southwestern style and vintage comfort. Their tiny home project, which they named Oso Electric, check out their Instagram, was to convert their 2005 Cougar 30ft travel trailer into a stylish southwestern inspired tiny home in Lake Oswego, Oregon. They have found a way to get more out of life by designing a lifestyle that is sustainable, creative and reflects their personalities.
With love and creativity, Melody + Calen crafted a cool space to live. We are grateful that our paths crossed and that Jaylene and I had the opportunity to photograph them together in this session in their space – a truly memorable experience.
We loved the experience and spending time getting to know them both. They reminded us to always have fun and to live a purposeful, deliberate life. This photography session was filled with good memories. Melody + Calen are focusing on finding what truly matters in life, and they prove it each day by the way they live.
With ♡ from Jaylene + Aaron ( @jayleneandaaron)
About the Artists
Jaylene and Aaron are commercial lifestyle and wedding photographers from Tualatin, Oregon. They work with bloggers, artisans, realtors, designers, couples, families, businesses and brands in Oregon, Washington and Northern California. They love the Pacific Northwest and the diversity that they find from the place they call home.
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