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What do professional photographers charge?

November 24, 2020

What Do Professional Photographers Charge?

What do professional photographers charge? Every professional photographer has heard at least one of these responses to their price list: But I can have my friend take pictures on her iPhone for free. I was hoping to spend $100 since all you have to do is press a button. Wow, I wish I made $600 for something as easy as this. What exactly do I get for that? Maybe I should quit my job and be a photographer! Good …

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take care of yourself

April 2, 2020

How to Take Care of Yourself in a Crisis

It's impossible to overstate how quickly and how deeply the coronavirus crisis has changed how we work and live. It's hard to take care of yourself right now. The COVID-19 outbreak affects every aspect of our lives — our health, families, careers, finances, and more — and while everyone is experiencing this moment in a different way, this much is clear: everyone is affected. And everyone needs support. That's why taking this time to …

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SHE photography in Bend, Oregon

January 30, 2020

The 5 Best Locations for Photography in Bend, Oregon

Every photo has a setting. One of the most important aspects of photography in Bend is choosing the perfect location. The location will drive all other decisions for the shoot, including which props to take, which clothes the subject should wear, and how to look natural in front of the camera. Should I Shoot in a Studio? | Photography in Bend, Oregon While shooting in a studio with a plain background is always an option, it’s not an …

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rofessional photography with SHE Photography in Bend

November 26, 2019

How Can I Look Natural in Photos? | Photography in Bend

One of the many things people say to me when they inquire about photography in Bend is, “I hate having my photo taken, and I never look natural.” Raise your hand if you feel the same way! I bet 60% of women reading this are likely raising their hands right now. You are not alone. Fear, not my friends, I too was one of that 60 %, but have managed to overcome this fear and now love having photos taken! In fact, I seek out a photoshoot …

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Suzette Hibble talking brand positioning casual and playful

May 9, 2018

Personal Branding and Brand Positioning

Personal Branding and Brand Positioning: People buy from brands they know and trust. By creating a trustable website and delivering eye-catching marketing materials, your clients experience the value you offer. By creating material targeted to your ideal client, by speaking to them through your materials, you control the percieved value and can claim your desired price point. Imagine walking into the Apple store to discover the …

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July 11, 2016

Tips for amature models: How to love yourself in front of the camera

In June, a month of much celebration, SHE offered tips for photographers; now SHE offers advice for amature models. It can be daunting for women to face a camera if they aren't professional models-- and even professional models might occasionally have trouble getting truly comfortable. But getting comfortable is only the first step: the real goal is to have fun, to love having your photo taken. That feeling will come through in …

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Suzette just knows how to make women feel comfortable, powerful and loved. She quickly got me out of my head during my photo session and into my heart and body. As a result, I have a bunch of photos that I truly love! She has the ability to bring a woman's true essence and soul into each photo. This woman is truly gifted - and incredibly FUN! Working with SHE Photography has been one of the best investments I've ever made.

Nikki Pava, Alegria Partners
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ISO guidance on future training and career opportunities in the medical field. 

As many of you have known I have been on quite a healing journey.  For 15 years I struggled w chronic Lyme and co-infections.  What I learned during this journey is that the Western Medical system has some huge gaps.  It was when I explored Functional Medicine, Natuorpathic Medicine, Oriental Medicine, etc., that I finally got answers and started my healing journey.
2 years ago I embarked on a hard core journey to finally fully heal myself and was successful!  a huge shout out to Patrick Lynch at Sky Ridge Accupuncture and Oriental Medicine.  A combination of impeccable diet, herbs and Accupuncture were my solution.  I am sold.  I am grateful to all who have guided me on my path to this point.  I’ve worked w some incredible doctors. 
After so many years of diving in deep, I feel I know a lot, and there yet there is so much more to learn.  I want to know more.  I want to help others.  I want to continue to learn about Functional Medicine, Nutrition, health, etc. 
So my predicament, I’m obviously not going to medical school to become a doctor.  I don’t have the bandwidth for that, I wish I did.  What are my alternatives?
I’ve considered becoming a nurse or a Physicians Assistant. I’ve looked at online programs for Functional Nutrition. 
I have not worked in health care in any form, so I don’t come with a background in this field other than a ton of personal experience. 
I’d love to interview some of my friends who work in functional medicine, NP etc., to see what types of opportunities exist as a support person in this area.  Leaving the functional medicine expertise to the doctors and allowing the follow up, nutrition, wellness support to someone like me.  What type of training would I need?  I’d love any suggestions.  I’m looking at training through a company called Functional Nutrition Lab.  But again without prior background as a nurse or nutritionist, I fear I may not have all the pieces. I’d love any suggestion or guidance.  Or, if you would be willing to have a call with me, I’d love to pick your brain.

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