20/05/2026
Have you ever found an old photograph of yourself from five, ten, or twenty years ago?
You look at that younger version of you, and with the beautiful, gentle benefit of hindsight, you think: My goodness, I was lovely. Why on earth was I so hard on myself back then?
In the moment that photo was taken, you were probably picking yourself apart. You might have been critical of your body, your outfit, or how tired you looked. You couldn't see what everyone else saw. But looking at it now, all you see is life, youth, and an incredible human being.
It’s a strange trick our minds play on us—this delay in our own self-appreciation. We wait ten years to finally love the woman we are today.
But what if we didn’t wait?
This is exactly what the women I work with tell me after a session. They realise these photographs aren't just images for the future; they are a present-moment anchor. They are a physical reminder, right now, of how fabulous, resilient, and beautiful they actually are.
You don't need to be "good at having your picture taken." You don't need to be brimming with confidence. We simply find a quiet, wild corner of nature where you feel grounded and at home. With a bit of gentle planning and an outfit or two that makes you feel like you (perhaps with a sprinkling of fun) we create a safe space for you to just exist. To play.
No stiff, formal posing I simply use my camera to witness you having a good time.
More often than not, the camera fades into the background completely, and you forget it's even there.
The women who step into the wild with me are framing these images and putting them on their walls. Not out of vanity, but as a daily compass. A simple glance on a difficult morning to remind them of who they actually are, making them smile before the day even begins.
That has been my aim all along. To clear away the doubt, welcome in confidence, and show you the beautiful soul that is already there.
Let's stop waiting for hindsight to tell you you're enough.
