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 Hi, I’m Emma, and I see you. Yes, you. I see you.

Okay, fine, that might be a kind of creepy place to start off this new-found, 

internet-based friendship we’ve got going, but I’m gonna roll with it. 

 
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 My whole business centers on one thing: I love stories.   

Hearing them. Telling them. Witnessing them.  It’s what makes me tick as a photographer: I love to watch moments unfold.
Which makes me a pretty-darn-good-if-I-do-say-so-myself web designer, too.

I see things and I piece them together to tell the stories that beg to be told.

That is … until I couldn’t see what was happening in my own story.

Don’t get me wrong, I love being a photographer — seriously, hit me up! — weddings, portraits, all of it totally fires me up.

And I love designing websites … which, I guess, was part of the problem. I loved my work so much I let it take over my life.

My personal life suffered, my health suffered, and if had let it go much further, my business would’ve failed. 

But something did change : me.

Now, I get to say I’m a self-made, self-taught, successful photographer and web designer who learned everything she knows the absolute hardest way. 

And, I share it all with other photographers because I’d rather see them succeed alongside me then burnout behind me.

Emma Rose Company is a Squarespace website designer and photographer who primarily works with photographers to help them reach their business goals through thoughtful design.

Branding & Website Design

Branding for creative and passionate business owners ready for a comprehensive brand suite of all the essentials, not ‘just a logo’.

Simple, yet thoughtfully crafted website designs are built entirely on Squarespace so that your business has an online home that’s both eye-catching and easy to use.

 
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Wedding Photography

When I’m not at the computer working on design projects, you can find me behind the camera capturing memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime.

 
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Personal Brand Photography

As humans, when we hear information, three days later, we’re likely to only remember 10% of that information. However, if a relevant image is paired with that information, people are able to retain 65% of the information three days later.

What does this mean? Great photography leaves an impact, and I want to help you grow your business by providing you with beautiful imagery that will better connect you to the people you want to work with.

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