Essays on identity, confidence, and the power of being photographed
Almost every client says some version of it before we start. What surprises me is the gap between what people believe about themselves and what I actually see through the camera.
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On the surface, it's a wardrobe question. But I've learned that it's rarely just about the clothes.
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If you’re wondering what to expect during a portrait session, here’s something I notice in almost every one: the images from the first 30 to 45 minutes are rarely the ones my clients end up loving.…
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Most people have been photographed a thousand times. Very few have been seen. You already know what I mean. You have stood in front of cameras at conferences, weddings, corporate retreats, birthday…
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Kristina almost canceled. Twice. That detail matters. On paper, she was exactly the kind of woman people point to as an example of success. Lawyer People who depended on her. A schedule that did not…
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