For over a decade, Jenna built creative departments and led shoots for some of the biggest brands in the country; Disney, Google, Pepsi, Samsung. Then she became a mom, and traded call sheets for bug hunts, playground afternoons, and paint at the kitchen table. The eye didn't go anywhere. It just found new subjects.

The same instinct that once storyboarded a campaign now notices the way morning light hits a pile of sidewalk chalk, or the exact moment a toddler's concentration breaks into a grin. That shift from producing perfection to chasing real, messy, kid-sized joy is what led to Tiny Frames—sensory play and real photography, built by someone who now spends her days doing both.