When people search for a boudoir photographer, they often focus on the photos first. They look at portfolios, Instagram feeds, reviews, and websites. While beautiful images matter, they are not the most important part of a successful boudoir experience.
Read MoreOver the last decade, I've had the privilege of photographing hundreds of boudoir sessions, teaching photographers around the world, speaking at major photography conferences, and helping people see themselves in a new way through photography.
What started as a creative outlet eventually became a career that has connected me with incredible clients, talented photographers, industry leaders, and some of the most respected publications in photography.
I'm grateful for every opportunity I've received along the way.
Read MoreThroughout my career I've always enjoyed teaching as much as photographing.
Because of that, it was an honor to have my work and educational content featured multiple times by Shutterbug Magazine.
Some of the articles featured topics that I teach regularly during workshops and mentorships, including posing, client comfort, plus-size boudoir photography, and creating dark and moody images.
Read MoreOver the last several years I've had the opportunity to teach photographers in the United States, Europe, and South America.
One of the biggest milestones in that journey has been speaking at WPPI, one of the largest photography conferences in the world.
WPPI invited me to speak as part of the Boudoir Summit, where I presented on building a strong boudoir brand and creating an experience that helps photographers stand out in a crowded industry.
Read MoreAs a boudoir photographer based in Baltimore, Maryland, one of the most rewarding moments of my career was the very first time one of my photos was featured by Rangefinder Magazine after winning my first competition.
Rangefinder interviewed me about the creative process behind the image, the story I wanted to tell, and the way I approach boudoir photography. You can read the original feature here:
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Boudoir sessions are becoming more and more popular these days, and although for some, these images may seem superficial, they are just not only about striking a pose in lace and silk. For all brave women that have done one, it's a celebration, a journey, and a whole vibe. So here are three of the most popular reason why women do these private and magical photo sessions
Read MoreSometimes people are surprised about the cost of a boudoir session, but I can assure you there are boudoir photographers for all pockets, I’d even go as far to say MOST boudoir photographers are very affordable and some that may even do it for free (heck I worked for free when I was beginning!)
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You will find several different opinions and definitions of what boudoir photography is, but for me there’s one thing that clearly differentiates boudoir from similar types of photography such as glamour, or fashion photography… the main difference and what really defines boudoir photography is it’s purpose
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I know being in front of the camera is intimidating. The thought of showing your most vulnerable side can be nerve-racking and will definetly make you more aware of any insecurities you may have. But I also know a boudoir photo can be a liberating experience that has the potential to completely change the way you see yourself in a positive way.
Read MoreThere will not be too many opportunities when you will see me in front of the camera, I actually hate to be photographed! I know, I know but I much prefer to be the one taking the photos… so the images below are a rarity, not only because I don’t share images of myself often but also because they show me doing what I love the most…
Read MoreLookslikefilm is finally embracing and promoting boudoir photography with their new group “Lookslikefilm Bare” . They launch their first competition this year and I am proud to be one of the selected photographers that made the cut.
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I’m not sure why. Men have a great eye and certainly know how to photograph. I mean, if anyone can appreciate a woman it’s a man, right? However, when it comes to boudoir photography, I had only looked into female photographers, thinking “this is a very private matter. This is between me and my loved one. I don’t want to show up like this in front of a man” It didn’t even occur to me.
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2020 is over and it has been a year nobody will forget! But what a best way to begin to begin 2021 than to be featured in LOOKSLIKEFILM
Read MorePosing people correctly is one of the most important skills you need to develop as a boudoir photographer.
Correct posing will not only allow you to improve the composition of your images but most importantly help you enhance/create a strong portfolio that will attract more clients.
Read MoreI love this city, every time I go to New York my senses get awaked by the vibrant life within it’s streets full of people moving all the time. I always discover a new joint where to eat or grab a drink, and meet amazing human beings. Last time I was there I met Kris (an amazing artist btw), she had that special kind of energy needed to create an unforgettable shoot.
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I just wanted to share with you a beautiful story of struggle, resilience, hope, and rebirth... Yolanda’s journey, fighting cancer, left marks on her body which we decided to highlight with golden paint following the Japanese tradition of Kintsugi where broken ceramic is repaired with gold as a way to embrace its story rather than hide its imperfections.
Read MoreA few weeks ago I had the wonderful opportunity to shoot with Therapist and Sexologist Dr. Anne Ridley so I couldn’t resist asking her a few questions about her thoughts on boudoir and the impact it has on our sexuality and happiness. Here’s what she had to say…
Read MoreA story about perception, self-love and growth told by Miss C
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