In Florida, a trans woman named Siobhan McCann has been on an amazing journey. She started hormone replacement therapy (HRT) over two years ago and has been documenting her transition with daily photos. Siobhan, who's a dedicated photojournalist, has turned this project not just a personal endeavor but a captivating story that's drawn a lot attention online. In a chat during Trans Day Visibility 2025, she stressed how important it raw, unfiltered representation can be trans community.
For more than 31 months now, Siobhan has been taking a picture every single day, creating an incredible timelapse video that captures her transformation. What began as something she did just herself has now drawn in millions viewers on Instagram, all entranced by her honest depiction life on feminizing hormones.
In October 2024, she released her latest timelapse, showing 26 months progress. It beautifully highlights subtle but profound changes over time. Crafting these videos isn't easy task; she spends "four or five hours" editing each update, ensuring smooth transitions between images. It's clear she pours dedication heart this work.
Editing these timelapses takes some serious skill. Siobhan uses advanced software like Blender do 3D rendering and stabilize images. She gives credit YouTuber CGMatter a key tutorial on face stabilization, which really helped refine her technique. "I always tell people about that guide when they ask," she says.
Despite how complex process can be, Siobhan remains committed, missing a day only during major events like Hurricane Ian in 2022, when took week-long break. "I make it habit take picture before brushing my teeth every morning," shares.
Each photo means something special Siobhan. As experienced photojournalist, she often remembers day by connecting her portrait story covered. "I have picture from day I reported on serious crime," recalls. "I was wearing Halo t-shirt."
The true power Siobhan's project lies in its authenticity. She doesn't use makeup or filters; it's all about showing her real experience with HRT. "It's about showing what HRT does my face, without enhancements," she explains, emphasizing natural progression her journey.
Her timeline includes raw moments, like picture where she's battling eczema, showcasing unvarnished truth her experience. "It's unvarnished, it's real," she asserts.
Even though project sincere, Siobhan isn't shy about injecting humor. Fans might spot playful sequences, like when she staged shaving beard over few days, all done one creative night. "I love good hoax," she laughs.
Siobhan's journey strikes a chord with many, encouraging viewers think about their own transitions. Her story been met with overwhelmingly positive feedback, especially around Trans Day Visibility. "It's really heartwarming see," reflects.
When looks back, Siobhan notes dramatic changes early months HRT, followed by gradual stabilization over time. As her transition advanced, felt less urgency capture every change.
With Trans Day Visibility coming up, Siobhan emphasizes openness and representation. "Being honest people can change minds," she believes, calling kindness understanding, especially when faced with misinformation.
Siobhan McCann's daily photo project isn't just personal journey; it's powerful testament how important visibility and authenticity can be in trans community, offering hope and inspiration many.
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