A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 17, 2019 Comment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Ben

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 17, 2019Comment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Samantha

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 15, 2019reproductive rights, womens rights, Photography, portraits, exhibition, storiesComment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Kristen

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 14, 2019portraits, reproductive rights, womens rights, exh, stories, photComment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Katie

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 12, 2019womens rights, Photography, exhibition, Brisbane, portraits, storiesComment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Mia

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 11, 2019Comment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Kerry

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 9, 2019Comment

SHE CHOSE. Introducing Emily

A body of work exploring womens reproductive rights brought to you by Grace Elizabeth Images.

In this 9 part series I’ll be introducing SHE CHOSE. A project encompassing 25 portraits accompanied by 9 unique stories exploring why we need to ensure that women today feel safe to exercise their right to equality, including access to emergency contraception and terminations, where so many women, past and present, have been denied this right and even criminalised for their choices. For women, freedom of choice over our bodies and reproductive rights is still just as important as ever - for past, current and future generations.

She Chose aims to open up a dialogue through visual storytelling about a topic where women in today’s society still feel shame in talking about.

My hope is that by reading these raw, brave and personal stories shared by these extraordinary women openly discussing abortion, emergency contraceptives and sexual, physical and mental health that we can all be open minded as a community and be reminded that every individual woman’s journey is her rightly her own.

Grace SmithDecember 5, 2019stories, portraits, womens rights, photography, exhibitionComment

G’s Tips for iPhone Photography

Find some of my top tips below for iPhone photography that I use myself when I’m out and about. Chatting about all things shooting, editing and social layouts!

Instructional, PhotographyGrace SmithOctober 20, 2019Comment

Transitioning Into a Freelance Photographer & How I Find Clients

When you’re first starting out as a freelancer the most daunting phase that tends to hold people back is the 'do I have enough clients’ thought. Then wondering how to sustain that once you’ve taken the big plunge. It’s the constant worry when you launch into the full-time freelance world but don’t let that put you off because working for yourself can be oh so rewarding. I’ve had so many people asking me the same question so I thought I’d open the topic up for a chat and share my personal experiences.

Grace SmithOctober 6, 2019business, Photography Comments

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