Sharon S.

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Qu'est-ce que vous aimez dans votre métier ?

I have been photographing school portraits and travelling through many beautiful small towns along the way. I love how this journey has allowed me to connect with so many families and communities, opening new opportunities for me as a portrait photographer. I’m also proud to work as a photography assistant in a professional studio, where I continue refining my craft and growing every day.

On top of this, I feel incredibly excited and grateful to work with different clients who trust me with their food businesses. The colours, textures, and overall aesthetics of each dish truly inspire me. It’s made me more curious about what the world has to offer, especially when it comes to culture and good food and continues to shape the way I see and capture beauty through my lens.

Quels types de séances avez-vous réalisés et comment les avez-vous rendus spéciaux ?

I’ve had the chance to capture truly meaningful moments through my portraits, especially working with families in the studio. So many people have come through my lens, and I love being part of those memories they’ll keep forever.

One of the most special experiences for me was photographing my sister’s gender reveal back in Colombia this year. It was such an intimate and emotional moment, and being able to document it meant everything to me.

I’ve also had the opportunity to document a live kitchen experience in one of Japan’s top restaurants, which was incredibly inspiring. Being so close to the action, the precision, and the artistry of the chefs gave me a whole new perspective on food and storytelling through photography.

Prix, distinctions et reconnaissances reçus

Reading Google reviews from the studio where I work is one of the most rewarding parts of what I do. There’s nothing more meaningful than seeing people talk about their experience and how comfortable and confident they felt, that’s what truly makes it all worth it.

Un fait amusant sur ce photographe

I studied finance in Colombia, but I never truly connected with it. When I came to Australia, something just clicked this place made me feel more alive, more inspired, and more like myself.