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Empowering women from behind the lens - how photography saved my life!
Former model, Emily Nardini, experienced physical and mental abuse first-hand in a past relationship that left her having to rebuild her life.
However, her saving grace was finding her passion for photography that has given her a new lease of life, which has inspired Emily to dedicate her ambitions to empowering women through her photography.
After managing to finally break free, she is now thriving in this creative industry and is being recognised for her talent behind the camera and how she portrays females in such a positive way!
The photographer has a growing reputation and has had her photos of women published in FHM Netherlands as well as being recognised by Sixty6 Magazine and brands such as Kappa and Fila.
She has worked with and learned from top photographers around the world, including Gavin Glave and Kareem Black.
Her photos are also being used in an online blog called Ultravenus Magazine, a feminist-themed publication which communicates with females through their art forms.
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By Reece ChaplinFormer model, Emily Nardini, experienced physical and mental abuse first-hand in a past relationship that left her having to rebuild her life.
However, her saving grace was finding her passion for photography that has given her a new lease of life, which has inspired Emily to dedicate her ambitions to empowering women through her photography.
After managing to finally break free, she is now thriving in this creative industry and is being recognised for her talent behind the camera and how she portrays females in such a positive way!
The photographer has a growing reputation and has had her photos of women published in FHM Netherlands as well as being recognised by Sixty6 Magazine and brands such as Kappa and Fila.
She has worked with and learned from top photographers around the world, including Gavin Glave and Kareem Black.
Her photos are also being used in an online blog called Ultravenus Magazine, a feminist-themed publication which communicates with females through their art forms.