Self care self love me time

Miss A worked with me to create some steaming images of her gorgeous self — not only her hubby, but most importantly herself. This was Miss A's first boudoir shoot and she rocked it as she was fully prepared by following my preparation list and completing the pre-shoot survey. I was in love with the outfits Miss A brought to her shoot especially all the bodysuits... did I say I love bodysuits. SO make sure to bring a couple to your shoot.

Miss L worked with me to create some truly fantastic images of her gorgeous self — not only her hunny, but most importantly herself. This was her first boudoir shoot and she rocked it as she was fully prepared by following my preparation guide and completing the pre-shoot survey.

I often receive emails from ladies that are unsure about themselves... they ask me questions that stem from doubt and insecurity -- that honest belief that for whatever reason they aren't "good enough", "pretty enough", or "experienced enough" for boudoir photography. Personally, I'm not surprised by this all too common assumption, but not because it's the truth (ehm, it's bullshit!), but because it's easy and the safe route to undervalue yourself and view boudoir photography as an art form only reserved for the likes of celebrities and super models.

The first time I've met Miss R was back in 2014. She met me in the park and we've created beauty shots to celebrate her 50th birthday. Miss R had so much fun that she came back to see me for another milestone birthday her 60th. What a better way to celebrate then to treat yourself to an amazing experience. She was also hit with Cancer for the second time and went through major surgeries and this shoot was a celebration for herself!

I finally got to do a shoot with my longtime friend and I'm absolutely ecstatic with the magic we crated. Miss A came to me to help her create the perfect sexy little gift for her man. She gave him images of her gorgeous self on his birthday and he was blown away with the surprise.

I often receive messages from ladies that are unsure about themselves... they ask me questions that stem from doubt and insecurity -- that honest belief that for whatever reason they aren't "good enough", "hot enough", or "experienced enough" for boudoir photography. Personally, I'm not surprised by this all too common assumption, but not because it's the truth (ehm,it’s bullshit!), but because it's easy and the safe route to undervalue yourself and view boudoir photography as an art form only reserved for the likes of celebrities and super models.