Inside Gloria’s empowerment photoshoot, we captured something deeper than beauty—transformation. Her session became a soulful reminder that every woman deserves to be seen, celebrated, and confident in the purpose God created her for.

I didn’t feel ready, but I did it anyway. This personal branding session—captured by my dear friend Adri—became Session 11 of my Self-Portrait Marathon, and it reminded me exactly why I do what I do. As I step into a new decade, navigating body changes and confidence dips, I chose to show up. Not just for myself, but for every woman who’s ever felt unphotogenic, unsure, or unseen. This is the power of getting in front of the camera—even when it feels hard.

The #Avy10DayChallenge was more than a selfie series—it was a movement of women rising. Born from a desire to help women show up confidently and fully seen, this 10-day challenge led participants through a powerful journey of self-acceptance, healing, and joy. In this post, we’re sharing the most inspiring moments and reflections from the incredible women who dared to be visible, unfiltered, and boldly themselves.

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially earned my Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) designation through Professional Photographers of America! In this post, I’m pulling back the curtain on what it took to achieve this milestone, what it means for my clients, and why hiring a certified photographer can make all the difference in your portrait experience.

Think you need to lose weight, feel confident, or wait for the perfect time before booking a photo session? Think again. In this post, professional photographer Amanda Van Meter Burch shares why confidence isn’t a requirement—it’s a result—and how guided portrait experiences at Avy Productions help women show up, feel seen, and walk away glowing.

Struggling with self-doubt? Discover how women are building lasting confidence through community, workshops, and portraits.

Let’s be real—stepping in front of the camera isn’t always easy. As a photographer, you’d think I’d have this down to a science. But when...