I don’t think so.
I have around 150 followers right now.
And I show up to every session with my whole heart.
I spend hours planning, editing, choosing the best light, the best words, the best mood.
I care deeply about the people I photograph — their stories, their energy, their connection.
I’m not here for the numbers.
I’m here because I love this work.
Yes, a big following might mean someone is good at marketing, or has been doing this a long time, or had a few viral moments. But it doesn’t automatically mean they’ll give you a better experience.
Some of the most talented, thoughtful, deeply committed photographers I know are still building their audience. Quietly. Honestly. From the ground up.
So if you’re looking for someone to take your photos — maybe look past the follower count. Look at the work.
How it makes you feel.
And if it feels like it sees you — then you’ve found the right person.
Ready for a photo session that’s built on care, not clout?
Let’s talk.
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