The 'little wins'....

I Simply love the ‘little wins’. Not just the major milestones or grand achievements, but the understated, everyday victories that often go unnoticed. These are the moments that might not make headlines, but they carry significant meaning. This month, I experienced one of those special moments with my 100th Google review! And what a wonderful review it was, courtesy of Realise Futures.

“It’s always a joy to work with Cherry and she always finds a way to capture our business’ essence and mood, and capturing authenticity. The fact we have used Simply C Photography several times now is testament to the quality of the work delivered”.

I spent a lovely day with their team covering St Lawrences Church Cafe, Growing Places and refreshed shots of their headquarters which houses the Eco Furniture production. And to top it all they gave me a beautiful bird house as a gift too...all made from recycled plastic.

It was also fabulous to be back with another long standing client, local IT Support company TwoPointZero. As they are currently updating their website and expanding their team they needed some refreshed headshots, and I was delighted to catch up with everyone. It's always a pleasure to support clients as they grow and evolve.

Speaking of growth, I'm excited to introduce a new client this month, A&S Recruitment, a recruitment company based in Felixstowe. They’ve brought a fresh perspective and enthusiasm to our partnership, and I’m looking forward to helping them enhance their professional image as they continue to expand their services.

This month, I also had the pleasure of conducting another round of my popular mini-branding sessions. Interestingly, the morning slots were all booked by one company, Jermyn Taylor, who used their sessions for individual portraits since their team works remotely, with no central office. They also took the opportunity to capture some group shots. This highlights just how versatile these sessions can be, accommodating diverse needs regardless of your location (or lack of!) If you would like the opportunity to get your team together I would Simply love to help.

And to finish another busy month I took the opportunity to meet with two fellow industry creatives: photographers George Bently and Alistair Bartlett, who also specialises in videography. Meetups like these not only provide a chance to exchange ideas and insights but also reinforce my commitment to collaboration and support within our professional community. Building relationships and learning from each other is so important don’t you agree?

Looking forward to more wonderful wins and connections next month!