Скачать или смотреть The Most Humbling Photography Job I’ve Ever Had | My thoughts and what I learned

⚠️ Disclaimer: This video discusses photographing a funeral — a sensitive and emotional subject. Out of respect for the family, no faces or private moments are shown. Instead, I’m sharing reflections, lessons, and the perspective I gained from this humbling experience.

A few weeks ago, I had one of the most humbling experiences in my photography journey — I was asked to photograph a funeral for the very first time. It was unlike any shoot I’ve ever done, and it taught me lessons about respect, empathy, and what photography is really about: preserving memories that matter.

In this video, I’m not sharing faces or private moments. Instead, I’m reflecting on the experience, the challenges, and the takeaways that might help other photographers if they’re ever asked to cover something this sensitive.

📸 Key reflections in this video:
• Why photography isn’t always about glamorous events
• How to approach sensitive shoots with respect
• What I learned about legacy, empathy, and service

🙏 Thank you for watching and letting me share this side of my journey.

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