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“I am not just your photographer; I am your mirror, witnessing your becoming”

— Yee Lim

Meet Yee Lim

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Every portrait holds a story. A story of connection, growth, love, and becoming.

I’m Yee, and my work is centered on honoring the many seasons of being human (and the animals who walk beside us). From families who laugh easily together, to newborns just beginning their journey, to pets who embody unconditional love, to women and entrepreneurs stepping into a new chapter, each session is an invitation to be seen as you are.

No matter the genre, my intention remains the same: to create space for authenticity and connection. I often say I am not your photographer; I am your mirror, witnessing your becoming. My role is not to force moments, but to gently guide and observe—allowing what’s real to surface naturally in front of the camera.

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When I’m not photographing, you’ll usually find me connecting with people in everyday life—at local networking groups, community events, or deep in conversation over coffee. I’m endlessly curious and love learning, whether that’s through podcasts, audiobooks, documentaries, or the occasional late-night YouTube deep dive. On quieter days, I cherish slow mornings, long breakfasts, and unwinding with my wife over a good cooking competition or a heartfelt show.

Photography, for me, is more than creating beautiful images. It’s about witnessing transformation. Whether it’s a family sharing a quiet moment, a newborn held close, a pet offering unwavering companionship, or someone rediscovering their confidence in front of the lens, I see each session as an opportunity to help people feel seen, grounded, and connected to themselves.

Through my work, I hope to offer more than photographs. I hope to create images that feel personal, enduring, and reflective of who you are in this moment—something you can return to, again and again.

If you’re drawn to photography that feels intentional, personal, and deeply human, I’d love to connect.

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