The most common reason someone is hesitant to book their own boudoir shoot isn’t the price — it’s how they feel about their bodies. Read on to see why boudoir is about loving your body exactly as you are.

We’ve made some changes, we’re growing, and big things are ahead!

I’m excited to expand my offerings with a fun and challenging style of photography!

A boudoir shoot does not have to be for a special occasion like a wedding or anniversary; for most of our clients, the shoot itself is the special occasion!

I’m excited to move my album production to a new company that produces some of the finest albums in the industry at an affordable price.

When I photograph you, I am not judging where you are in your journey. Where you are is the culmination of all your past experiences, and it is perfect. I want you to come as you are and celebrate yourself. Be comfortable in your own skin.

Good news: a boudoir shoot is safe and fun, even during the covid-19 pandemic.

Go ahead and make those fitness resolutions. It's gonna take discipline and patience, but you can do it! Just make sure you always, always do it from a place of self love. Commit to only saying positive things about your body. You'll be capable of so much more than you ever imagined.

It wouldn’t be Thanksgiving without some big discounts!

If you want your pictures ready in time for Christmas of 2019, let’s get in touch asap!

I’m collaborating with local artists for an incredible bridal boudoir package that will be on sale at the Tulsa Bridal & Wedding Expo on November 17th!

A quick primer on the differences between boudoir and erotica, and what kinds of requests I’m willing to grant for a client.

Beds and couches are so cliche — why not enjoy this weather and take your boudoir shoot outdoors?

The beauty in boudoir is that I can show my clients that they are enough. They’re already stunning. They don’t need to look like this model or that, or have this body type, or whatever. Boudoir is about embracing your beauty exactly as you are. I strongly believe that’s an empowering form of self-love.

What do I do when a client Photoshops her photos?