Get in touch with me at angelinejoseph444@gmail.com

I'm Angeline...
I've always loved storytelling, but it's only in recent years that I've truly understood how powerful stories really are for connecting us!
Back in 2017, I became a single parent, discovered a love of photography, and at the same time realised how deeply I'd been shaping myself to fit around everyone else. I didn't really know who I was, what I wanted, or what life would look like if I allowed myself to be fully seen.
And that realisation set me on a bit of a healing journey...


A new obsession
I became fascinated by the subconscious mind and started exploring different healing modalities and therapies - some that I've studied and practised myself, and others that I've experienced through incredible professionals. Along the way, I noticed something that connected the practitioners whose work impacted me most deeply:
They all shared their stories openly and vulnerably.

The connection
It wasn't necessarily the most qualified expert who created the biggest transformation for me. It was the person whose story I connected with. The person who made me feel understood. Their honesty built trust, and that trust allowed me to believe that healing and change were actually possible.
As I continue on my own healing journey (still very much a work in progress!) I've realised that one of the biggest struggles so many of us share is the fear of being truly seen. I see it in myself, my friends, my clients and so many people doing beautiful, meaningful work in the world.

Finding purpose
Then, a few years ago I did a course on finding your purpose and one of the first exercises was to ask friends, family, and clients what they believed your zone of genius to be. The responses came back to me almost unanimously: 'you really make people feel seen'. It took me a while to embody that this was actually a thing, and that helping people to feel seen in the safest possible way, is a gift I want to make the absolute most of.

Getting your message out there...
For so many people doing meaningful work, it can be super scary to let yourself be really seen. You can feel pressure to be polished, persuasive, performative, to hustle, to convince, to become a "salesy" and really uncomfortable, misaligned version of ourselves. Trying to market your services whilst constantly second-guessing how you're coming across can feel so bloody exhausting, and drains the very energy you need to do the thing you actually love.
I find this part the hardest and have felt the frustration on behalf of my friends and clients too - working so hard to get across messages that come from a deep true and soulful place across, only to get all out of alignment and lose flow and energy.
So I wanted to create a way of putting yourself out into the world that feels right, in a way that allows you to step into your power and trust that the right people will naturally be drawn to you through your energy, your honesty, your values, and your story. A way that just feels aligned and an obvious and fun next step, rather than a battle fuelled by 'shoulds'.

The solution
There's something about the photoshoot - the fun of planning, the going with the natural flow of being grounded in your own unique energy, the magic of nature, the backdrop and outfits of your design, and being witnessed in your creativity - that acts as a portal to being seen and telling your story as you truly are. In a way that just feels real, authentic and from your heart.
Whether you're a creative, healer, coach, artist, maker, facilitator, or someone building a soul-led business rooted in purpose, I know that you want your audience to feel the human behind what you do, and to have imagery that feels both beautiful and aligned and is also easy to share.


Human Design:
Generator 1/3
Happy Place:
Beach/forest
Starsign:
Aquarius
Favourite book:
The Alchemist
Currently reading:
The Genius Zone
Long term goal:
A house on the beach

"You’ve helped me show myself in my absolute truest expression, so I’m no longer hiding. The photos give people a sense of who I really am and bring a credibility to my work that I hadn’t been able to communicate before"
Kia Cannons





