Jennifer Aniston’s hanging out in her backyard. We stopped by for a socially distanced photo shoot

Jennifer Aniston, a lead actress in a drama Emmy nominee for her work on “The Morning Show,” got some modeling tips from her pup, Clyde. The two got playful in the backyard of her Los Angeles home.

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Times photographer Jay L. Clendenin spent some time with actress Jennifer Aniston recently at her Los Angeles home for a cover shoot for The Envelope. Though Aniston had many light moments with the camera, her work on Apple TV+'s “The Morning Show,” for which she’s been Emmy-nominated, was more like therapy than a walk in the park, she says. The drama set on a morning news program took the onetime “Friends” actress to some dark places. Here is a portfolio of images from the shoot.

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Pictures: Jay L. Clendenin/Los Angeles Times

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Source: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2020-08-21/jennifer-aniston-photo-shoot-fun-pics

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Jay L. Clendenin joined the Los Angeles Times as a staff photographer in October 2007. Clendenin has focused his attention in Los Angeles on portraiture, but he has nearly 20 years of experience in photojournalism. A graduate of San Jose State University, with a degree in journalism, Clendenin started his first newspaper job at the Hartford (Conn.) Courant. After four years, he went on to pursue work as a freelancer in New York City and eventually in Washington, D.C. He spent nearly five years in the nation’s capital, documenting politics, taking portraits and chasing human-interest stories, all while maintaining a presence in the White House press pool, working primarily for the news magazines Time, Newsweek and U.S. News & World Report. A native of California who grew up in the San Fernando Valley, Clendenin greeted the opportunity to move to the warm beaches of the South Bay with open arms.