Amy was one of my favorite clients I’ve had the privilege to work with. (I say that about all of them though, right?) When she contact me, she told me she had lost around 80lbs. She said, “I’m on the heavy side, but I’m learning to love my body.”

A boudoir shoot is like a lingerie shoot for the everyday woman - a day to feel like a model, to embrace her own natural beauty, and to feel comfortable and confident in her own skin.

Tabi from Tulsa, Oklahoma

Instead of chasing an unattainable ideal, embrace yourself exactly as you are.

When I work with the extraordinary everyday women who comprise the majority of my clientele, they understandably don’t have the confidence of an experienced model. They’re often just learning to feel comfortable in their own skin. For lots of reasons—work, kids, spouses, family, running a busy household—a lot of my clients simply haven’t given themselves permission to feel sexy.

Recently, a client of mine said something I hadn’t expected. She said, “I chatted with several [boudoir photographers], and you’re the only one who was interested in my ‘why’!”

You don’t need to “prepare” for your boudoir shoot. You’re already a stunner!

A boudoir shoot doesn’t have to be lingerie - here are a few alternatives!

Are misconceptions about boudoir holding you back?

An album is the best way to preserve your boudoir photos for a lifetime. If you’re on the fence about purchasing one, here are five reasons why you should.

“Retouching” is common practice in photography—removing blemishes and ‘imperfections’ that may detract from the intent of the image.

You could be forgiven for thinking this stunning woman is a professional model, but she’s just an everyday, hardworking mother of three who walked into the studio having never been coached on posing.