When Covid-19 hit and we were deemed a non-essential service, aside from the financial aspect, not a huge amount changed in our lives. We joked that Keith was practicing social distancing and self-isolation years before it became the norm. We continued to create and network online. We stayed in touch with our friends and peers using the technologies available.

We don't know what tomorrow looks like for our business but I have taken this time to learn new skills, to create work that excites me, to catch up on things I've let slide. 

I took some time to find pleasure in the pause. There were days I was stressed out because I didn't know what life would look like after but we are only ever guaranteed the moment we are in and maybe that is the best place to reside. 

As someone who is incredibly social and out doing something, at least 3-4 times a week, staying home was not an easy concept.

The thing that this has given me is clarity. My life revolves around creativity, love, friendship, and adventure.

Now as we move forward into stage 2 I'm looking forward to being able to work with amazing business owners to create images that reflect where they are in life and business and how things might have changed for them. I'm looking forward to the new adventures that our new realities are shaping and catching up with friends and family (from a socially acceptable distance).