Jamie Lovelynn

Jamie Lovelynn’s love for photography started when she was a little girl, asking her parents for cameras. At first she trained as a scientist but switched gears when friends continued to compliment her art. She has now worked as a professional photographer for more than six years. In 2020 she began facilitating breathwork and transformational workshops, bringing the experience to the South Bay since she moved here in 2022.

What belief did you have to let go so you could become the woman you are today?

I had to let go of the idea that there wasn’t space for me—that because there were already other artists and speakers, maybe I wasn’t needed. Over time I realized that creating and expressing what lights me up is exactly what makes me unique, and everyone has their own unique frequency. “Make Moments Magical” became a daily reminder of that truth. I have worn a bracelet with those words on it—and also the words “Breathe, you are a gift”—for over seven years, and I have given out more than 3,000 of them to others as a way of passing the reminder on. 

What does “Make Moments Magical” mean to you?

It’s about turning ordinary moments into magical moments to make life more fulfilling—pausing to smell the roses on The Strand, looking up in awe at the clouds, savoring a cup of coffee or truly looking into the eyes of someone you love. Even sharing a smile with a stranger can shift an entire day. It’s not just about beautiful moments; it’s also about transforming the hard ones by feeling the emotions, learning the lesson or seeing the situation through a new lens. These moments deeply enhance our well-being and remind us what it means to be alive and connected.

Tell us about something you’re currently learning that has nothing to do with your business—but is changing how you show up in it.

I recently started helicopter pilot school for fun, fulfilling a dream I’ve had since I was young. The first time I was in full control of the helicopter was exciting and a little scary, but with each lesson it’s becoming more natural. It’s a powerful reminder of how adaptable we are—whether learning a new skill, shifting thought patterns or creating new habits. It also opens up opportunities for more aerial photo shoots!

Photographed by Fabien & Laura Castro