Take a moment to listen to yourself. We like to think we treat ourselves well; we care for, feed, clothe and generally keep ourselves in good working order. But the more women I help transform, uplift and empower through portrait photography, the more I think about how we talk to ourselves. We might give ourselves everything we need to physically thrive but how do we support our psychological self? How do you talk to yourself about your looks, your current abilities or even your future potential? It’s hard to believe you can be your own worst critic, always first to point out any faults, To View More >>

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Finding Your Beautiful   As people we want to feel comfortable in our skin, as women we want to feel beautiful. That illusive euphoric feeling of walking on air, where everyone is admiring you, stopping to say hello and every comment is flattering words. Beauty is a strange thing, it means different things to different people, but we all share that want to have it and hold onto it.   Last week I saw one of the popular video’s that have been floating around the internet lately showcasing the “ideal body type throughout history” it covers the female form from ancient To View More >>

I am Sarahlee. I am a portrait photographer.  It is my passion to empower women and show them how beautiful they are. -From the nervous schoolgirl who compares herself to every one around her and comes up short in her own eyes or who just wants to dress up and feel like a princess for a day. -To the young woman who is making her mark on the world, finding her style and with her friends there to share all the new and exciting experiences with her. She loves the confidence she has when she feels beautiful. -The new mother whose whole life now revolves around her gorgeous baby, who doesn’t To View More >>

I was so lucky to have my photo taken last week by the wonderful Kellie Extance at  Sarahlee, I really enjoyed being the one pampered. I love my photo thank you so much! It's always an experience being on the other side of the camera, and seeing your portrait is like rediscovering yourself…  To View More >>