Photographer Karen Marie of Belly Beautiful Portraits shares why she made the difficult decision to close up shop amid the coronavirus crises.
"I cried when I left the studio, fearful of the future and sad that we will not be capturing beautiful moments for clients the next few weeks," she wrote in the post."We will be open as soon as it is safe!"
Luckily, Marie has a client who is a delivery room nurse, and he was willing to help her get the meaningful shot featured in her Instagram post. "It was an unplanned shot that we put together last minute, and it turned out wonderful," she tells CafeMom. The more than 3,000 people on Instagram who liked the photo prove how powerful it really is.
That's part of the reason why she thinks small nonessential businesses should think seriously about suspending their in-person work.
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