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I’d stay in a hotel if I could.
I couldn’t finish it.
a. So did I.
a. Neither could I. b. So would I.
b. I couldn’t, neither. c. I did, too.
c. Neither couldn’t I. d. I too would.
d. I could, either.

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I’m really tired.
I don’t like vegatables.
a. I do, too.
a. Neither do I b. So do I.
b. I don’t, neither. c. So am I.
c. Either don’t I. d. I am, so.
d. I don’t, too.

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I want some chocolate.
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Interview: Ami Robertson captures brand photography
for women who dream big
4. Stoodi
Choose the best alternative to express agreement or Brand photography can be an essential part of a business –
disagreement: especially in the social media-focused world we live in today.
Many small businesses are run off the back of Facebook and
I was very late.
Instagram, where business owners can connect with
a. So Jack was. potential customers and take them behind the scenes of their
b. So was Jack. work.
c. Jack too was.
Ami Robertson is a headshot and brand photographer who
d. Jack so was.
created The Woman & The Wolf in order to specifically work
with female entrepreneurs. Working across London and the
5. Stoodi South East, Ami wants to help women in business become
confident about being visible to their customers with her
portrait photography.

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We sat down with Ami to ask her about The Woman & The people who are so inspiring and seeing them grow in
Wolf and how a brand photography shoot typically goes. confidence is something I'll never get tired of.

01. Can you tell us more about The Woman & The Wolf?
The Woman & The Wolf was created in 2017 when I decided
that I wanted to diversify into brand photography. I decided to
specifically work with female entrepreneurs (although I do
work with some male entrepreneurs as well), as I wanted this
to also be about empowering women to be visible and
overcome any confidence issues.
05. Can you tell us more about how you're involved with The
Photography Show & The Video Show Virtual Festival?
I'm an ambassador for Women Who Photo & Film, which is a
really important campaign to showcase female
photographers and videographers. However, it's also there to
help inspired other women in our industry as well, as it's still
very male-lead.

I'm also a massive fan of wolves and I believe that they
actually have a lot of common ground with female traits, such
as loyalty, a deep desire for freedom and the ability to work
both in a community or independently. People love the name
and so _____ I, as it really represents who I am and the
people that I help.
02. What sort of things happen on a brand shoot?
I'll be doing an Instagram Live session on The Photography
Show Instagram on Friday 04 September talking about what I
wish I'd known when I got started. I'm also going to be doing
a panel talk as well.
It's really exciting to be a part of this campaign, as there are
some amazingly talented fellow female photographers who
are also ambassadors, so I'm really proud to be alongside
them.

For me, the most important thing is that the photos fonte:
authentically represent my client. I work really hard to build a https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/au/features/interview-ami-robert
connection and create a space for them to be themselves.
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We do a planning session beforehand so I can get a feel for
a. do
who they are, who their client base is and what their brand is.
b. does
Then we come up with a plan for the shoot so that we can
c. will
really represent them and their business.
d. would
I work with so many different people, from wedding planners
to other photographers to animal rescue shelters. The work is
GABARITO: 1) a, 2) a, 3) d, 4) b, 5) b, 6) c, 7) d, 8) a,
so varied, so each shoot as its own unique feel.

03. How does this style of photography differ from your

wedding work?

I would describe myself as a wedding photographer whose

style is mostly documentary. The thing I love about weddings
is the story unfolding without any direction from me.
However, brand photography has a huge amount of creative
influence from me. They both scratch different itches for me,
as they challenge me in different ways.

04. Can you tell us about your favorite shoot so far?

I have so many shoots that I'm fond of – and they're so

varied. The animal shelter was super fun, but I also
thoroughly enjoyed working with a private chef, as we ate lots
of food! While I don't think I can pinpoint a favorite shoot, I do
know what my favorite part is. Building a connection with

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