I met Ms. M a couple weeks ago and she really wanted to get a gift for her husband for his birthday, and wanted to do something different. After seeing some boudoir photos from a friend, she contacted me and we set up a session. Between me doing acrobatics on the furniture and random jokes, it was a serious giggle fest and so fun! Ms. M, I hope your husband loved his birthday present!
I had a blast with Ms. A. She had an assortment of outfits to choose from and I thought it was amazing how each outfit brought out a different side of her. It was hard to choose just a few from her session. Thanks Ms. A! He’s gonna love them 
Beautimus!
So…. I love Boudoir photography. I had such an awesome time at Robin Owen’s boudoir workshop. I got a better understanding on how to use studio lights, posing and workflow. I’m really having a lot of fun in this learning phase, I feel like a sponge. Now only if I had the cash to go out and buy all the things I need. ahhh..one can dream, can’t they? It was a small group of three, so we got to work with the model one on one and learn the technical and creative aspects of shooting boudoir.
I’ll admit, studios intimidated me. Not only that, I hated the confinements of a studio. I like to be out and about, exploring. But all I regret now is not giving them a chance. The challenge of finding the light is exciting for me. So all I can do now is hope for more opportunities to come.
Here is Paige, she was a GREAT model.
Doesn’t she have GREAT hair?
I’d kill for eyelashes like those!
Thank you Robin and Paige!
For boudoir photographers: boudoirphotographynetwork.com
Chris, Jen and I decided to try a shoot down in Solomons Island, MD with Katrina, my 4 year old niece. Not sure if I’m cut out for kids photography, but I did happen to get a few good shots of her.
