Meet Cori Jackson: Artist for busy people looking for moments of quiet balance.
I created Cojack Photography to share how the night sky can calm your soul.
Life moves fast for professionals and parents who give so much to others.
My photography offers a quiet moment to unwind and reconnect with nature, helping to ease the overwhelm in your mind.
The star therapy I find creating under the night sky turns into my art, and I’m thrilled to be able to share it with you.
It is amazing to see what cameras can capture in the night sky that our eyes cannot see, especially through the din of light pollution.
The vastness of space, the colors, the movement of the Earth. It all works together to ground us and help us find balance in the crazy everyday that we call life.
For the last decade my energy has been spent as a support and mom to my family- husband, kid, 2 cats, and a dog.
I enjoy hiking through the forest and exploring local parks with my dog, plus traveling and camping with my family as often as we get the chance.
I am a crafty art lover; when I am not under the stars creating art or crafting projects with my images, I spend my free time crocheting, painting, and helping my husband with DIY house updates.
I invite you to go outside on a clear night and look up.
Enjoy some star therapy for yourself, and calm your soul.
Cori Jackson- Artist Bio
Cori earned her photography degree at a small community college in Lansing, Michigan, during the transition from film to digital photography.
It was a fantastic opportunity to experience both sides of the craft.
Post-college, she worked as a preschool portrait and wedding photographer near Washington, D.C. before taking a turn to focus on her family.
Cori now lives in Dayton, Ohio. She is an alumni of The Night Photography Academy with Kristine Richer of Kristine Rose Photography, where she learned about Milky Way/Astro Photography as well as business fundamentals.
Cori’s night photography work has been featured in several magazines, and admired by local parks where she seeks permission to photograph when most of the world sleeps.
