The Session
This is where the intro text goes, a real from me to you insight into what the session is and what it means.
This is written in several parts and should be dramatic if you like, but it also should be intensely personal speaking directly to the reader.
It should be The Session and what it does for people in a nutshell, making them eager to find out more.
How the Session works
When you step into The Session with me there are no poses to perform and no expectations to be met. Together we build a safe space that allows you to be exactly as you are right in this moment.
My job is to see you and to make that visible through imagery. And like this, each photograph becomes part of a record you can hold onto: a reminder of what you’ve lived through and of what deserves to be seen. For many people in front of my camera these photos become a deposit of courage and presence over time, something to return to when their confidence fades or they need a reminder of who they are.
Portrait photography
as a record of strength and self-recognition
“ Space for a nice testimonial about the session goes here. Ideally something about how they felt seen or about being themselves in front of the camera OR about the long term use and how they were investments in their visibility/confidence”
I want to live in a world where everyone can feel visible and valued, regardless of their body, their history, identity or how far outside the mainstream they live.
To me photography is a way to challenge and change narratives about beauty, worth and who usually gets to take up space in our society. I do this through The Session, a photographic process designed as a collaboration between me and anyone wanting to be seen fully.
