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Loving Yourself Is an Act of Rebellion

Since I was a young girl, I dreamed of making an impact—of doing something that mattered, something that would land me in a history book. I wanted to be remembered not just for existing, but for helping others see their worth.

I’ve always been a documentarian of sorts, scribbling down life’s unnoticed moments, capturing the beauty in the ordinary. But it wasn’t until February of 2021 that I realized where my purpose truly lay.

It all started with a friend—a college classmate who booked a Valentine’s Day photoshoot to celebrate her confidence, her hair journey, and her gorgeous new Savage x Fenty lingerie set.

That session changed everything.

I felt more creatively free and fulfilled than ever before. And when she saw her photos? She texted me with a revelation: Now I understand why people book photoshoots all the time—it feels GOOD.

That was the moment I knew—this wasn’t just about photography. This was about something bigger. I was being called to uplift people, to document their self-love journeys, to show them what had been there all along: their power.

To Love Yourself As You Are Is an Act of Rebellion

Everywhere we turn—on social media, in movies, on storefront ads—we’re fed the same message: You are not enough.

But what if we decided otherwise?

What if we stood in front of the mirror and said, The me that I am today? She is more than enough.

Because she is.

From childhood, we’re taught to shrink ourselves. Cover up. Follow the rules. Don’t be a distraction. Our comfort, our confidence, even our education have often been deemed less important than others’ perceptions of us.

Not anymore.

For the next seven months after that first session, I photographed countless women on their own unique paths of self-acceptance. And now, I’m bringing that movement to Berks County.

You Deserve to See Yourself

Stripping down in front of a stranger? It’s not everyone’s idea of liberation. But let’s talk about what is common:

• The friend who always offers to take the picture but never wants to be in it.

• The parent whose child learns self-worth by watching how they see themselves.

• The person who looks back on old photos and realizes they were beautiful all along.

You deserve to see yourself—not just in passing glances, but in a way that honors who you are today. Because the version of you right now? She won’t be the same person next year. And she deserves to be seen, cherished, remembered.

This Is More Than Photography. It’s a Movement.

When I started this, I thought I was simply creating art. Now I know it’s so much more.

It’s a revolution in self-perception.

It’s a reclamation of confidence.

It’s a reminder that you are powerful, intimate, beautiful, and badass.

Your session isn’t just about photos—it’s about capturing your strength, your resilience, and all that your body does for you. It’s a love letter to yourself, a reminder of how far you’ve come and how much life you still have to live.

I know the world needs more empowered women. I know that you are one of them.

So I’ll ask you this:

Will you be a part of the rebellion?