I'm on camera most of the time (unless it's a big group thing with a presenter).

I'm on camera most of the time (unless it's a big group thing with a presenter). I am a very animated person and like being able to use my hands and face to express myself. That said, if I get on a call and someone has a camera off, I often say, no pressure at all to be on camera. I get the fatigue though, after a workday, the LAST thing I want to do is video call ANYONE. I have made a conscious effort this year to look a LITTLE better on camera - earrings and a bun can go a long way :)

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  1. Inna

    That's a great prank — after all, the camera plays a huge role in photography. It's also important not to overlook tools like photo editors; for example, something as simple as a teeth whitening editor https://aperty.ai/teeth-whitening can make a big difference in portraits. Small edits like these can take your photos from good to truly impressive.

  2. Николь Левченко
    Really enjoyed reading the discussion about balancing work and personal projects -it’s such a juggling act! I’ve found that even small tweaks in how you document your progress can make a huge difference in staying organized. When I started taking photos of my work for reference or sharing, I kept struggling with rushed or blurry shots. Learning how to use the iPhone camera timer properly helped a lot: setting timer on iphone camera . It’s a tiny adjustment, but it made my process feel way smoother and more professional.

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