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This boudoir blog details up-to-date information, boudoir sessions, boudoir tips, and photography insights from OWN boudoir studio. This blog is the best place to find current boudoir work, travel dates, product descriptions, and internal musings! Can't get enough of this boudoir blog? Check out my Instagram! It's full of new boudoir sessions and photography.

January photo wrap-up!

January 2024 has come and gone… even though I swear it felt like it lasted for 4 years. How is that possible??

We started the year off with photographing the first of our 2024 Special Edition boudoir sessions and the theme was “Morning After”. I loved seeing how clients interpreted that vibe. We had messy hair, messy makeup, champagne bottles, pajamas, lingerie, nudes, etc. If it made you think of waking up after a great night then it was on the table as an option!

Check out my favorite (shareable) images from January’s boudoir sessions!

I can’t wait to create this month and show off all the goodies :)

If you’re interested in booking your own boudoir session get more info HERE!

Be your OWN excuse.

Color or Black and white? That's the age-old question!

“How do you decide which images will be in color vs black and white?”

This is one of the most common questions that I get, but not from clients! I get this question from fellow boudoir photographers (and other genres) as they are getting started on their jorney, or as they are just trying to refine their skills.

The truth is, it’s VERY rare that I strongly feel one way or the other about a boudoir image’s edit. Occasionally I’ll capture in image that I know I’ll want to be in black and white, and those images are usually ones to do with movement (so a blurry boudoir hair flip) or light-shaping (silhouette shots and boudoir images with subtle highlights on the skin).

Regardless of MY preference, it really boils down to whatever the client prefers. Sometimes clients come in to our boudoir studio and say they prefer black and white, but then when they see their images they are in love with the color photos. Sometimes it happens the other way around. The best part about being one of our boudoir clients? You get to see BOTH versions when we view your boudoir images! The extra bonus? Any digital images purchased/selected after your boudoir session will come with both versions, so the decision can be left up to our clients.

Here are a few of my favorite: “Color or BW???” images as of late!

Ready to book your OWN boudoir session (and make the color vs black and white decision on your own)? Schedule a free consultation or your boudoir session right here!