The Emotional Side of Photography People Don’t Talk About
When most people think of photography, they picture cool gear, editing apps, or perfectly staged Instagram shots and all things. And while all that is part of it, there’s a side to photography that rarely gets talked about — the emotional part of photography. For me, photography is more than just taking stunning photos. It’s a way of feeling something, remembering something, or even letting go of something or connecting with something. Behind every photo I take, there’s usually a deeper reason — and I think that’s true for a lot of photographers, whether they realize it or not but it's my thought. Capturing Other People’s Emotions Is a Privilege Photographing people is something I’ve grown to love — not just for the art, but for the experience they have. When someone lets you take their picture during a real, emotional moment — like a laugh, a hug, or even a tear — that’s a gift for us. I’ve done small sessions with couples and families, and I always feel honored when I’m trusted...