I'll let the others speak to the design elements.
I've only looked at the "About Jess" section so far, other than the Home page (which, like Big Mike, I had trouble ever getting all the photos to load). Here are some of the typo/grammar errors I found. I hope they don't sound like nitpicking; it's just what I do for a living, and I believe correct grammar helps lend an air of professionalism to a website.
Under the "Two Important Elements" section, in the section about Love:
What are dough eyes??? I don't mean to sound facetious here, I'm truly not sure I know what you have in mind. I *think* you may mean "doe eyes," that look that a female deer may give its mate, batting its lashes like it's in LOVE. "Dough" is what you make bread with.
Also in that section, where you say "even a first time mother embracing her baby-bump...": "first-time" should be hyphenated, baby bump should not. Best rule of thumb is to hyphenate those situations when they are used as an adjective, but not when used as a noun. That's not hard and fast, but it's often true.
In the Nostalgia section, second sentence: You say, "The photos To acheive this, I use a lot..." It looks like you probably just rewrote that and accidentally left "The photos" in.
Last sentence in the 3rd paragraph ends in mid-thought, "to hang on your wall or"...
In the last paragraph, second sentence, you have "I wouldn't be able to do continue doing what I love..." Again, it looks like you just rewrote that and left the word "do" in there accidentally.
Finally, in the very last sentence, at least on my monitor, it looks like "Check out my page" with a huge gap between words. Then I notice some little scribble of something between the last two lines of text, which is the "Contact" link that you mean to have show up in that huge space between words. it may match up well on your monitor, but it's not working well at all on mine.
Again, don't take the nitpicks the wrong way--editing is just what I do, and if I can help out, I will!
EDIT: Having looked at some more of it, one other thing that really strikes me is I don't see anywhere that says WHERE you are. That would seem especially important on the Information page and the Contact page--if I'm looking at your Information page and thinking I might hire you for my portraits, it would help to know whether you're remotely close to my area or not.
Also, that little poster image on the Information page, with the black silhouette image that says "The Little Black Book Collection?" These old eyes can't read ANY of that *except* the heading. I can tell there is a lot more text on it, but I have NO idea what it says.