I’ve just returned from one of the most beautiful cities in the world! Sorry for the lack of posts — many more photos to come! :)

Hi all! First and foremost I would like to thank all of my supporters: friends, family and anonymous — you all mean the world to me! It pleases me to no end when I hear that people appreciate and are inspired by my work. You all inspire me to continue doing what I love to do :) Thank you all so so much! I’ve created a Facebook page for my business, so please keep in touch! I’d love to hear from you all!

On another note, I’ve recently joined forces with Motionscope Studies! I am incredibly excited and honored to work with such a talented and inspiring team. Please show them some love! In case you missed it, here’s the link to my introductory blog post with Motionscope (or you can scroll down if you’re lazy; photo samples included!)

“I’m Jennifer Cabugao — freelance photographer, life enthusiast and starving college student at UC Berkeley. A little background: sui (jen)eris is a play on words with my name from the latin phrase “sui generis” meaning “unique” or “of one’s own kind.” It was from this word play and an exponentially increasing passion for photojournalism that Sui (Jen)eris Photography was born in 2007. Since then I’ve worked along side many notable artists/dancers/etc. such as Gabe Bondoc, Ramiele Malubay, Poreotics, Main Stacks, The Cable Car Stars, etc. Outside of my personal business I’ve had the pleasure of working with The Golden Gate [X]press, The Daily Californian, SUPERB Productions… and now, Motionscope Studies! JJ [Casas] reached out to me from my work with The Common Cam project, led by the creative entrepreneur, Kevin Huynh. I’m extremely excited. This is my first collaboration and portraiture photography is my favorite and forte. I love people and the relationships I create with all my clientele (I promise I’m not uncomfortable to work with). Aside from shooting, I dance for UC Berkeley’s [M]ovement, am an avid video-gamer and I love to cuddle my pet hamster, Stella.

Through the camera lies my infinite reservoir of creation. “

Cheers, everyone!

San Francisco is a breath-taking, incredible city. Why not make the little things bigger? Pay attention.

My fellow explorer for the day. While we were unable to navigate throughout the city with the help of the Jejune Institute, we still managed to cover plenty of ground, speak with a bunch of strangers, eat delicious food and (suspiciously) enter private buildings in search of the perfect roof. Don’t rely on him for plant identification — ok, maybe just for lavender.

Let’s appreciate the small things, shall we? (Bokeh lovers, you’re in for a treat.)

It’s even more breath-taking in person.

Merry Christmas, everyone! Enjoy this beautiful day with your loved ones :)

Merry Christmas Eve, everybody! :)