Each day I wake up and ask myself what am I going to do today to make S. Miller Photos a stronger brand? This question used to stump me. I felt like I was on the track, but I wasn’t moving. When I was in Seattle, I learned a very important lesson: above all, I just have to be myself. Since I’ve been applying that principle, have been gaining serious momentum. I might even describe myself as a runaway train. Recently, I have been working to enhance my brand, starting with a blog facelift. When I designed my banner I wanted to define myself, making it clear that I’m not just a girl with a camera. I’m a professional with a purpose.
What does it mean to be a celebration photographer? It means that I capture images that reflect the greatest moments in life. Moments that are dedicated to family, friends, dreams, success, freedom, health, love and happiness (just to name a few). Life is so precious, yet people often rush through it. My photographs are intended to suspend a moment in time so that my clients can look back and smile, laugh, cry and relive moments as if they are happening once again.
“The more you praise and celebrate your life, the more there is in life to celebrate.” – Oprah Winfrey
We didn’t have a professional photographer to take our picture after our helicopter ride in Maui, but I still love this picture because I can remember how happy we were that we were finally on our honeymoon!
ps. Thanks to Cinthya for a little inspiration. <3
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