Florence Mann, Photographer: Matrescence, Identity and the Camera That Saved Her

In this episode of Mothers of Creativity, Sabrina visits photographer Florence Mann at her home in East London. Florence began her career as a stylist working under her birth name, Laëtitia Mannessier, before a meeting with an agent set her on a different path. She has since gone on to shoot fashion and portraiture for Puss Puss, The Greatest, Also Journal and most notably photographing Grammy award winning musician Olivia Dean.Florence talks openly about what it really looked like to become a mother twice over, including the year with her first child that she now recognises as postpartum depression, and how finding time to pick up a camera in between naps became the thing that kept her going creatively. The episode is about transformation and what it takes to find yourself again, creatively and personally, after motherhood changes everything.See more of Florence's work below:https://www.instagram.com/florencemann_/https://florencemann.com/Show Host: @sabrina.sarl https://www.sabrinasarl.com/Show Producer: Cheramie JohnsonEdited by Alexandra CoveyMusic by Devon MayPodcast Artwork with thanks to David EnglishMothers of Creativity creates space for guests to share how their careers have evolved alongside motherhood, beyond clichés and limiting narratives.This is an ongoing series for creative mothers and for anyone interested in how life experience shapes the way we work and define success.