Seen Wildly

Women’s embodiment portrait experiences in nature

Where you meet yourself differently.

What to Expect

This is a portrait experience where you meet yourself as you are.

We take the time to slow things down so you can actually arrive, in yourself, in the space, and in what’s present for you. There’s intention in how this is held, but not in trying to get somewhere. It’s more about noticing what’s already there when nothing is being pushed or shaped. Nature plays a big part in that. It settles things and reflects them back in a way that’s hard to access otherwise. My role is to hold that space, see what’s there clearly, and photograph what comes through.

✻ Space to arrive

You’re given the time to actually land in yourself before anything is captured.

✻ Seen from a distance

I shoot from further away, so you’re not being watched up close or managed. It changes how you settle and move.

✻ Held, not directed

There’s structure in the space, but you’re not being shaped or told how to be.

✻ Nature as part of it

The environment isn’t just a backdrop. It settles things and reflects them back in its own way.

A woman with long, wavy gray hair sitting against a large tree on the ground, surrounded by fallen leaves, dressed in an orange skirt and a beige shawl, with a large orange bracelet on her wrist.

Close-up of a young woman with long dark hair looking upward outdoors with a blurred green and brown background.

A woman with curly brown hair wearing a beige button-up shirt, standing outdoors among tall green plants.

A woman wearing a patterned dress, holding a yellow leaf, standing outdoors in a dark, natural setting with her head tilted back and eyes closed.

A woman with curly brown hair, smiling outdoors in a green and white patterned top with a black collar, in a natural setting with trees and sunlight.

An older woman with gray hair smiling, wearing a blue blouse and necklace, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.

A woman with long brown hair and blue eyes, wearing a patterned flowy dress and large earrings, standing in a lush green forest with sunlight filtering through the leaves.

A smiling woman with long, light brown hair outdoors, partially obscured by green leaves and pink flowers with blurred green foliage and sunlight in the background.

A woman with light skin and long blonde hair, wearing a black sleeveless top, standing outdoors with green foliage in the background.

A woman is laughing and leaning on a fallen tree trunk in a park with green trees in the background.

A woman in a long, white dress with red pattern, standing outdoors among trees and fallen autumn leaves, with arms outstretched and a joyful expression.

Young woman with long hair posing in a dark setting, wearing a cropped brown top, jewelry, and patterned pants.

A smiling woman with long, dark, wavy hair and earrings, wearing a striped shirt, is standing outdoors among colorful flowers and plants, with a wooden wall and decorations in the background.

A woman with long hair wearing a red dress with a white floral pattern, standing outdoors in front of dark green and burgundy leaves.

A woman with long blonde hair smiling and looking up, wearing a beige sleeveless top and beige pants, with jewelry including necklaces and bracelets, standing outdoors with a dark background.

Is it for me?

This tends to resonate if you’re in a bit of an in-between.

Things look fine on the surface, but something underneath feels like it’s shifting. You might be noticing how much of who you’ve been has been shaped by what’s expected, what works, or what’s been reinforced over time. There’s a sense there’s more there, you just haven’t quite seen it clearly yet.

It’s also for women who don’t feel comfortable in front of a camera.

The way I shoot, from a distance and without posing, tends to change that. People settle, forget they’re being photographed, and end up seeing themselves in a way they didn’t expect.

You see what’s been there the whole time.

It might be something that needs to move or be felt, or a side of you that hasn’t had much space.

A woman with blonde hair, wearing a sleeveless navy tank and a beaded bracelet, is standing in a lush green forest with her eyes closed and mouth open, appearing to be in a moment of joyful or spiritual connection.

You don’t have to be ready or in a great space to experience Seen Wildly the way you think… That’s often when something shifts.

EXPLORE THE STORIES

Where in the world?

May – July 2026
WOMEN’S PORTRAIT GATHERING
🌸 BLOOM - Sunday 10 May
A small portrait gathering at a lotus pond just outside Hoi An.
If you’re in a season of change, come and capture it!
LIMITED SPOTS
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Email hi@wyldkynd.co to join.
Contact me if you’d like to suggest a location in SE Asia

“I’m not a natural in front of the camera and often I feel awkward or feel that I am meant to be ‘doing’ something. But Bec’s process really helped me to get out of my head and into the moment, without force, without effort, without expectation.

Bec has a unique quality to hold space and I would absolutely recommend her to anyone who wants to be captured in a raw and authentic way.”

A woman with shoulder-length light brown hair standing next to a large tree with rough bark, outdoors with blurred green foliage in the background, wearing a white dress with red leaf patterns and a V-neckline.

– Grace

“The shoot was really perfect for me. Working so deeply with the Earth in my energy work, being in that environment made me feel so comfortable at and ease — so no weird faces!

I'm so happy with the photos, there is such a nice balance play, exploration and I guess normal! Which I've never had in photos I have seen of me before.”

A woman with curly hair smiling and crouching outdoors among green plants.

– Eilidh

Be Seen Wildly

This can happen 1:1, or as part of something you’re already creating, like a retreat.

I also work with private groups for things like birthdays or more intimate gatherings.

I move around, so it’s worth checking where I am at the moment. If you have something in mind elsewhere, you can still reach out and we can see what’s possible.