Coming out of Lockdown

It seems like a long time ago since I wrote a blog post. Most of everyday life has slowed down and business like mine having to press their pause button. However, I've been surprisingly busy, mostly with university work and training courses. 

After hearing the most recently government announcement I am very excited once again to get back to the job I love from the 12th April (if all goes to plan). You'll now be able to pre-book your photoshoot from March 29th. 

Today I really wanted to touch upon why photography is important, especially in the current climate. 

Photography matters. Photography is a way of capturing what is important to us.  We have a connection to images, just look at your phone, how often do you snap photographs of your family or even your pets?  There is a role for photography in our lives and it speaks to our desires. We often look at photographs to inspire us. Photography also captures precious moments and preserves events, like birthday and marriages, holidays etc. We photograph to document human activity and our human legacy, just like the cave paintings did for us at the very beginning.
Photography can portray emotions like a complex language, express love, sorrow and curiosity. It has the power to move us and make us feel things through its language. More importantly it's an amazing tool to capture family life. How many times do you flick through family albums of family members no longer with us and memorable moments growing up? When we are gone, only photographs will remain to tell our story.

Lockdown has been very tough for many families, we have had to spend months away from each other. I know the first thing I will be doing is visiting family and giving them a long awaited hug. I'll defiantly be taking so many more photographs.

In the next few weeks, I will be preparing a very special package aimed at capturing your family in a documentary style, classic and candid. If you would like to be the first notified drop me a message. 

Thanks,
​Emily xxx