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⬇️ Si prefieres leerlo en español, lo tienes justo abajo.

“I shoot half-naked girls on the beach.”

Imagine saying that on a first date.

That was the part that used to make me uncomfortable.

Not the photos. Not the shoots.

Just that moment where you feel like you have to explain yourself… or even defend what you do.

And I know I’m not the only one who’s felt that.

At some point, something shifted for me.

I stopped explaining myself after the fact… and started owning it from the start.

This is what I do. This is why I do it.

And everything changed.

I wrote a short piece about this on the Heatwave Diaries.

If you’ve ever struggled with what people think of your work, I think you’ll recognize yourself in it.

⬇️https://www.thatarnold.com/heatwave/what-will-people-think

Arnold ✌🏼

⬇️ ESPAÑOL

“Fotografío chicas medio desnudas en la playa.”

Imagínate decir eso en una primera cita.

Esa era la parte que antes me hacía sentir incómodo.

No las fotos. No las sesiones.

Ese momento en el que sientes que tienes que explicarte… o incluso defender lo que haces.

Y sé que no soy el único que ha sentido eso.

En algún punto, algo cambió para mí.

Dejé de explicarme después… y empecé a asumirlo desde el principio.

Esto es lo que hago. Y esto es por qué lo hago.

Y todo cambió.

Escribí un artículo corto sobre esto en Heatwave Diaries.

Si alguna vez te ha preocupado lo que la gente piensa de tu trabajo, creo que te vas a sentir identificado.

⬇️https://www.thatarnold.com/heatwave/what-will-people-think

Arnold ✌🏼

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How to Stop Caring What People Think and Own Your Work as a Photographer - That Arnold

A personal story about overcoming fear of judgment as a photographer shooting bikini, topless, and nude work. Learn how shifting from defensiveness to clarity can change how people see your work and how you see yourself.

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