Let’s be real—most of us aren’t models. If you’re like a lot of my clients, the thought of standing in front of a camera might make you instantly feel awkward. Maybe you’re worried about what to do with your hands, or you’re convinced you’ll look stiff and uncomfortable. As your Abilene photographer, I’m here to tell you: you don’t have to feel that way.
Here’s how I help you go from camera-shy to confident, without any fake smiles or forced poses:
1. I Guide You Every Step of the Way
No guessing games here. I’ll gently direct you into poses that feel natural and flattering—ones that work for you, not cookie-cutter poses pulled off Pinterest. You’ll always know what to do, and I promise you’ll never be left standing there wondering, “What do I do with my hands?”
2. I Focus on Real Connection, Not Perfection
You don’t have to perform for the camera. I’ll give you prompts and activities that bring out your genuine laughter and connection. Whether that’s spinning around with your partner, walking with your family, or snuggling close with your pup, I’ll capture the in-between moments that feel like you.
3. I Create a Relaxed, Fun Atmosphere
I’m not just your photographer—I’m your hype girl, your cheerleader, and your guide through the process. From the minute we meet, my goal is to make you feel comfortable and at ease. I’ll probably crack a few jokes, celebrate your best angles, and make you feel like we’re already friends hanging out—camera or not.
4. You’ll Look (and Feel) Amazing
Confidence isn’t about being a model—it’s about feeling like the best version of yourself. My job as your Abilene photographer is to show you just how radiant, real, and beautiful you already are.
So if you’ve been putting off booking your session because you think you’re “too awkward,” consider this your sign: you’re not. You’re exactly who I love photographing. And I’ll be right there helping you feel confident every step of the way.
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