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Hey Subscriber First Name Waking up to the sun pouring through the window, seeing Bellini (my house bunny) waiting as I step through the door, witnessing the pure joy on my client’s faces during their photoshoot. These are a few things that light me up. And if you notice me during one of these moments, you’ll see I’m in my happy place. For example, this year I took a trip to Disney Land Paris. It was a huge deal for me to go (being a BIG Disney fan) and I knew I was going to be in my element. I couldn’t wait, but the train ride there wasn’t exactly thrilling. There’s a photo of me on said train looking less than enthused, I’m not in my happy place and I want to get to my happy place...
The moment I stepped off the train and I’m in Disney Land I am beside myself. I am beaming from ear to ear and my husband get’s the camera and takes the first photo of me. That photo tell’s a thousand words - that I am truly happy.
The connection we feel between ourselves and the things around us are evident. There’s no hiding when we’re uncomfortable and there’s no containing when we’re over joyed. Which photo to tell my story do you think I’d rather look back at?
Making your photoshoots more personal is all about showcasing who you are and what makes you unique. By connecting your interests and happy places, you can create photos that truly reflect the essence of you. When you look back at your photos, you'll be reminded of the things that make you happy and the incredible person you are.
On today’s blog post I’m talking all about making your photoshoots more personal. If you’ve ever felt disconnected from a photo and don’t want to make that mistake again, you won’t want to miss this blog post. Click here to check it out.
In this post I’m digging deep deep into… Talk soon, Emma P.S >>> I’ve also written about Understanding The Differences between a Candid Photoshoot and a Styled Makeover⚡️ Check out the blog post on it here
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