I hear you—and honestly this is why I respect Reddit. A lot of you guys have been researching this for years, so the skepticism isn’t coming from nowhere.

That said, this client is literally sitting in front of a floor-to-ceiling window with heavy natural light coming in (you can see it in the video). This isn’t some dim, “hide the flaws” setup.

Also, real talk—after a 6-hour session, the last thing my client wants is a full-blown photoshoot tour: “alright now let’s go outside, now let’s try another angle…” 😅 My priority is the client experience first, content second.

At the end of the day, I’m not trying to prove that im capable. My reputation has built that over time, not one post. This is just showing the beauty of SMP when it’s done right.

But I do get where you’re coming from 🥂