The broader conversation. Women who disappear from their own stories. Showing up in hard seasons. The cost of not being in the photographs. This is where presence becomes a deliberate choice – and where the argument for documentation goes beyond photography entirely.
Moms are the default documentarians. We capture everything. We just have a habit of stepping out of our own story while we do it. Here’s what one client conversation taught me about the cost of disappearing – and what to do before the details fade.
Why Moms Disappear from Their Own Story Read Post »
What does ‘own your story’ really mean? Discover how to stop compartmentalizing yourself, take your place in history, and create a visual legacy through incredible imagery.
Owning Your Story: What My Mission Really Means (And Why It Matters to You) Read Post »
Learning to see yourself in print is just as important as anything else in life. You deserve to be seen, especially by yourself.
It’s Not Vanity. It’s Legacy. Read Post »
Documenting your story is the most powerful way to create your legacy. I love to do this for others, and with The Postpartum Project, I started with myself.
Your Story Deserves a Place in History Read Post »
Exiting in imagery isn’t just to prove you existed. It’s to document your journey and the evolution of your life.
Existing in Imagery: Building Your Photographic Legacy Read Post »
