As part of my freelance photography work, I captured a series of graduation portraits that taught me more than just how to pose people. I learned how to create a space where clients felt safe, confident, and comfortable in front of the camera. Beyond the shoot, I spent time editing in Lightroom and Photoshop, carefully adjusting lighting and removing unwanted people or distractions from the background to make each photo feel clean, polished, and personal. It was a rewarding process that combined technical skill with genuine connection.
Shooting my first wedding was an unforgettable experience that pushed me creatively and personally. It taught me how to anticipate emotion, move with intention, and capture the in-between moments that make the day truly special. I focused on keeping things natural and relaxed, helping the couple feel at ease while documenting their love story. All the final images were carefully edited in Lightroom to bring out the warmth and intimacy of the day. This series marked a turning point in my freelance work—and showed me just how much I love capturing meaningful, once-in-a-lifetime moments.