Get ready to be inspired!Īn American in Provence is absolutely overflowing with inspiration, from breathtaking photography to candid storytelling, seasonal French recipes, and expert photo tips. I was lucky enough to get the chance to interview Jamie for the blog about the book and her creative approach.

This book has quickly become one of my all-time favorites and I highly encourage you to order multiple copies, one for yourself and for gifting. As soon as I set it down, my mom picked it up and devoured it with equal intensity and it sparked a series of really meaningful conversations about how we spend our days and what truly matters. Jamie just published her first book, An American in Provence, which is described as a “beautiful collection of exquisite portrait, scenic, and still-life photography.” Jamie sent me an early copy a couple of months ago and I finished it in one sitting, clutching it as I moved from room to room. In addition to sharing her beautiful work with the world, she also generously shares her creative process, which I absolutely love. It’s like falling down the most beautiful rabbit hole, getting lost in an entirely different time. Jamie’s work has the ability to transport you into another world. In 2016, Jamie left her busy life in New York City for a one-year sabbatical in the south of France and never turned back. I first started following Jamie Beck on Instagram after discovering her through a mutual flower friend and have been completely obsessed with her work ever since.įor those of you not familiar, Jamie Beck is a photographer and visual artist who lives and works in Provence.

The Forgotten by Wendy Beck