"But I'm so awkward in front of a camera, I have no idea how to pose." I hear this ALL THE TIME. Let me be honest, very few people are naturally comfortable in front of a camera. I've done a boudoir shoot myself and let me tell you, being in front of the camera was a scary thought even for me! I recently had a client come in to do her first boudoir shoot that she wanted to gift to her boyfriend. One of the first things she told me when we started talking was that she's super

Reflection can mean a lot of things. When it comes to boudoir photography there are a lot of chances to include moments of reflection in your experience. Pre-shoot reflection gives you the opportunity to decide what you it is you want to get out of your session. Ask yourself, why or who am I doing this shoot for? Is it a gift for a partner, a gift for yourself to rediscover love for your body? What do I want to be the end goal? Are you looking to celebrate your body and reinf

Boudoir photography is typically understood to be sexy pictures of women in lingerie but it doesn't have to be. I shoot all kinds of women which means they all have individual goals and looks they want for their session. I've decided that there are three basic categories that most of my clients fall into, which one do you think you are? The Cozy Sexy Woman This woman tends to be more modest. Her outfits usually consist of regular clothes or pj's that we make sexy through posi

Body positivity has no set definition. Everyone has a different opinion on what it really means and what the body positive movement should have as its goal. The way I see body positivity is embracing and being comfortable in your own body, no matter your age or dress size. I believe that as long as you are living your life the way you want to and being your best self, there is no reason for anyone to body shame you. Not your body, not your choice! There's controversy around t