Why don't we like ourselves in pictures?
Have you ever had the experience of looking at a picture of yourself and disliking what you see? Or a picture that you didn’t like but everyone else thought you looked great? Disliking ourselves in pictures has nothing to do what we look like but about something much deeper.
We don’t like our pictures because we don’t really see ourselves. We focus on our flaws and hold ourselves to impossible standards while being hypercritical and harshly judging ourselves. We don’t accept and embrace ourselves as we are because we’re afraid of being seen, judged and ultimately, rejected.
Being seen is both our greatest fear and deepest desire.
No fancy outfits, no stylized setup, just a simple backdrop and lighting. My intention is to capture you, your true self, and who you really are.
What if you could learn to embrace all of you?
What if you could see your true self? See the full breath of who you are ranging from powerful and confident to sad and vulnerable?
What if, instead of rejecting or judging parts of you, you took a closer look to explore all these sides? What if in doing so, you learned to accept yourself fully? To see the beauty in all of you, to practice self acceptance and love?
Photography is a powerful tool for self-exploration. A true portrait isn’t about capturing what you look like. It’s about looking into your soul to explore the complex and multi-faceted range of who you are. You embody the full spectrum of light and shadow and every single part of you is worthy of being seen and loved.
Changing your life begins with changing how you see yourself.
Testimonials
When I look at my images, I see the me that does her own thing, and doesn’t care what others think. It’s the me that is still in there somewhere, but on most days I don’t know how to get to her. Seeing myself is giving me courage to look for myself again in my everyday life.Sandra
It showed me a part of myself that I never see in my mind. The longer I look at the pictures, the more I see so I’m getting to know myself. I’m learning about who that ‘me’ is. The experience has been really incredible. It’s not about the superficial, the makeup, the hair, the clothing. It got down to that person in there.Kate
I know that it's me but it doesn't match my internal image of myself which is plainer, I guess. There's a lot of beauty that I don't always see in myself. I see me. I see all the different things others don't tend to see. I see the different aspects of me.Kim

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