I won a 50 shades experience. When I say won i understand it's a marketing trick to get you there, but no matter i was up for a challenge of doing something different to hopefully release the inner me that had been hidden for so many years.I went and had a make over and hair brush and sprayed ( i have really short hair so not alot you can do with it.) I liked the makeup but I did want a little more dramatic but it was time to met my photographer. Jemma was fantastic, she spent time chatting and getting to know me and putting my worries at ease. She explained everything we were going to do and was just so lovely which I found a fantastic help. After the shoot we booked an appointment for our return to see the photos, which through one mix up after another we arranged to finally view the photos some 3 weeks after my initial shoot.When my partner and I returned to view the photos. We were told it would be a viewing experience and we could relax and look at our photos. To be honest it was a very rushed part of the experience.Yes we sat down in a cinema style room, yes there werre small bags of popcorn 🍿 to have if wanted and yes we got a drink. I explained to Carley that I was very nervous as I hate who I was due a lot of childhood trauma and the nastiness of alot of people in my life. She simply said we all don't like things about ourselves and this was an opportunity to see myself in a different light. And was then rushed in to deciding which photos I liked and didn't like. This process happened a few times each time being made to make an instant decision on which i liked and which I didn't. Every step of the way I advised that I was in fact bankrupt and couldn't decide to take on a contract for the photos and wall art as I was not allowed. The photos were beautiful there is no doubting that but I was made to feel very uncomfortable and felt extreme pressure to have the photos instead of the free one I had won. There was constant talk of finance and what I could have. Constantly having to make instant decisions on what photos I wanted. I then couldn't cope with the pressure and started to cry uncontrollably and agreed to a usb with 10 photos on as well as 2 free ones which Jemma has given me a voucher for and the one I had won. I handed my debit card over and it was done. I had just spent £700 on photos I will probably never look at again and put my family in to a very stressful situation where, by money has been extremely tight. The experience over all was a good one but towards the end I felt extremely pressured.
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Photographer specialising in baby, child, family, wedding and makeover photography. Provides portraits, galleries and contact details.
