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Here’s a little behind the scenes from The Campbell Cakery brand photoshoot last week. From laughter-filled moments to capturing the essence of Sarah’s baking artistry, working with Sarah was an absolute joy! And yes, her baked goods taste just as amazing as they look!! If you’re looking for baked goods for your next gathering, wedding, or heck just because, be sure to reach out to @thecampbellcakery!

I believe it’s important for every business owner to get in front of the camera. And that even includes me! I don’t always enjoy getting in front of the camera. Just like everyone else I look at myself and see things I don’t like or I wish I could change. But instead of dwell on these, I tell myself that I am worthy to show up. No one person is perfect. And neither am I. But here I am accepting who I am and showing up confidently! I’m telling you this because you too are worthy to show up in your business. Be who you are now, in this moment! Stop listening to your limiting beliefs and step into the moment. This moment. The moment to be YOU! I will always be your personal cheerleader! Xoxo ashley proven

For some people getting your picture taken is really stressful, and I totally understand! It can be uncomfortable if you aren’t used to doing it all the time. Here are my top 3 tips for when you are going to be stepping in front of a professional camera: #1 Relax and Have Fun! Remember to breathe and relax during the photoshoot. Try to enjoy the experience and let your personality shine through in your expressions and body language. Sometimes, the best photos come from candid moments when you’re genuinely enjoying yourself! So, embrace the moment, smile naturally, and allow yourself to have fun in front of the camera. #2 Plan Your Outfit: Choose clothing that makes you feel confident and comfortable! Also, ensure that your outfit is clean, wrinkle-free, and fits you properly. Consider the background of the photoshoot location or background color and choose colors that complement it without blending in too much. And always bring options, it’s better to have too many options instead of not enough! #3 Practice Posing: I always tell my clients to spend some time practicing different poses in front of a mirror to see which angles flatter you the most. Relax your shoulders, stand up straight, and experiment with slight angles of your body and face to find what looks most natural and appealing. If you have specific concerns about your appearance, such as a prominent feature or insecurity, be sure to let me know beforehand so I can help you pose in ways that minimize those concerns. Does getting your picture taken stress you out?