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Sep 29, 2024 36 min

Using photography to maximise your PR

from PR with Purpose Hosted by Erin Huckle

This week we're chatting with photographer Rachel Lee about how to use photography to maximise your PR. We cover everything from how to prepare for a photo shoot, how to use photos on LinkedIn and why photography is so essential for raising your profile. Rachel Lee is the creative force, founder and photographer behind Scribbly Gum Photography. She is an International award-winning photographer, and most recently, received the Illawarra Women in Business award for Outstanding Customer Service. Rachel excels at combining creativity with her technical skillset, to capture truly memorable images. Her photos celebrate individuality, family and business in their many forms and seasons. Whether that’s through providing a business headshot which is professional yet approachable, or through capturing the power and femininity of a pregnant mother. Rachel is all about making her clients feel heard, seen, and celebrated. She's also an award-winning photographer and creator of the Colours of Motherhood project, which aims to share the authentic and challenging experiences of motherhood through photography and storytelling. Find out more at: https://scribblygumphotography.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/scribbly.gum.photography/ https://www.facebook.com/scribbly.gum.photography https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-lee-photographer/

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