56 - Camera Shy? Why Being Photographed Can Feel Like a Root Canal (But Doesn't Have To)
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56 - Camera Shy? Why Being Photographed Can Feel Like a Root Canal (But Doesn't Have To)
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Episode 56 | October 6, 2026
If you'd rather have a root canal than step in front of a camera, you aren't alone. Most of my clients tell me the same thing. When you can't see what the photographer sees (the frame, the angles, how they're seeing you), it's easy to feel out of control and objectified. No wonder so many of us say we're camera shy.
In this episode of My Thoughts, Out Loud, I talk about why that feeling isn't really about you. It's about the process. I share the pre-production work most people never see, drawn from my 15 years in video production: the design consultation, the mood board, and the welcome video that walks you through the studio before you arrive. All of it exists so you can feel safe enough to be yourself in front of the camera.
This isn't about being observed. It's about taking ownership of your story.
If you're ready to move from a fragmented, impersonal archive to imagery that matches the woman in the mirror, start here.
Grab my free Field Guide or book your Curiosity Call: https://www.redheadcreativemedia.com/yourstory
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