A WOMENS PORTRAIT AND STORYTELLING PROJECT
Women's stories deserve to be preserved.
Not the polished version. Not the highlight reel. The real one — the one that took courage to live, and even more courage to tell.
Her Words, Her Light is a curated portrait and podcast series documenting the unfiltered truths of real women. Each participant is photographed in Nina's signature black-and-white cinematic style and interviewed for Visible Impact — a podcast dedicated to the stories women are finally ready to tell.
This is not a headshot. This is not a brand session. This is a portrait of who you actually are — paired with your story, in your own words, preserved for the people who come after you.
You’ve been personally invited:
This is a curated series. Participants are personally selected — women whose stories Nina believes deserve to be told, documented, and remembered.
If you're here, someone thought of you. That means something.
I Know What You're Telling Yourself:
“This isn't for me." "I hate being in front of a camera." "My story isn't interesting enough."
Every woman who has participated said the same thing walking in. Not one of them left wishing she hadn't.
This project is especially for the woman who almost talked herself out of it.
What Participation Includes:
Your $650 investment in your legacy includes:
A cinematic black-and-white portrait session at Nina's private Pleasanton studio
One fine art portrait — a digital file and a fine art print
A full recorded episode of Visible Impact, Nina's storytelling podcast
A place in the Her Words, Her Light future exhibition
About Visible Impact:
Visible Impact is a podcast dedicated to the stories women are finally ready to tell. No script, no pressure — just a real conversation about your life, your experiences, and the truths you've earned. Episodes will be released in 2026.
About the Photography:
Nina Pomeroy is a Bay Area portrait photographer known for her cinematic, documentary black-and-white style. Her work strips away distraction and captures the essence of who you are — not who you think you should be.
Please note: these are not headshots or brand images. They are portraits — artistic, documentary, and deeply personal.
