Ten Reasons to do a Boudoir Photoshoot
Vintage Boudoir Portrait
Boost self-confidence: A boudoir photoshoot can help you feel confident and proud of your body. Seeing yourself looking beautiful and sensual can help you appreciate your physical appearance.
Celebrate milestones: A boudoir photoshoot can be a fun way to celebrate important milestones in your life, such as a milestone birthday, a wedding, or a significant personal achievement.
Explore your sexuality: A boudoir photoshoot can help you explore and embrace your sexuality. It can be a safe and private way to express your sensuality and femininity.
Create a unique and personal gift: Boudoir photos make great gifts for your partner or spouse. They are personal and intimate, and can be a meaningful way to show your love and appreciation.
Push yourself out of your comfort zone: Doing a boudoir photoshoot can be a challenge, but it can also be a way to push yourself out of your comfort zone and try something new.
Empowerment: A boudoir photoshoot can be empowering, especially for those who have experienced trauma or body shaming. It can be a way to take back control and reclaim your body.
Preserve memories: A boudoir photoshoot can be a way to preserve memories of a time in your life when you felt beautiful and confident.
Professional experience: A boudoir photoshoot can provide you with a professional photography experience, giving you the chance to work with a professional photographer, stylist, and makeup artist.
Body positivity: A boudoir photoshoot can help promote body positivity and self-love. Seeing diverse bodies represented in boudoir photography can be a powerful way to challenge beauty standards.
Have fun: Ultimately, a boudoir photoshoot can be a fun and enjoyable experience. It can be a chance to pamper yourself, try out new lingerie, and feel like a model for a day.
Vintage Boudoir Portrait
Vintage boudoir edits
Here are a few shots from a recent Boudoir Photoshoot that I did. I hope you Enjoy!
The Anonymous Art Nude Photo
Have you ever thought about doing an art nude photoshoot, but you were not sure if you wanted your identity to be revealed? Maybe you have concerns about your job or just family members. Or maybe you just want to retain a little mystery. When deciding what type of photos you want to make from your photoshoot you just may want to consider anonymous art nudes
Anonymous nudes as fine art
When we are creating fine art to be displayed in your home either on the wall or in a printed album, considering an anonymous pose can feel both liberating and safe. Liberating because you can show off your figure and shape but yet safe because you are leaving a little bit of mystery in your image. An anonymous nude photo will be the perfect addition to your collection of home art, and any time you pass by you can see yourself as an amazing subject.
Anonymous nudes to protect your identity
Want to do a nude photoshoot but still a little bit nervous about having revealing photos of yourself out in the world? With careful posing and lighting your identity can be perfectly hidden while your figure is beautifully shown. Some of the most beautiful poses show only the back or allow the face to be hidden without tacky face blurring or awkward cropping. Also, with the draping of fabric identifying tattoos can be hidden!
Anonymous nudes as abstract art
While the entirety of the human body is amazing, sometimes focusing on a single part to the exclusion of the rest can make for an amazing picture while preserving your anonymity. Examples can include closeups of your lips, chest, back, or the angles made when you bend your limbs. These images are fantastic as fine art because they celebrate the beauty and perfection of a single element without identifying you or showing more than you want. When singled out our body parts are not seen as “us” but as a beautiful object like a piece of pottery or a sculpture.
Studio Nudes with Model Inna B.
Some of my favorite photos from an artistic nude photoshoot with art model Inna.
I was super excited for the opportunity to work with Inna as she is from New York City and happened to be traveling to Minneapolis. I really wanted the photoshoot to capture both her natural beauty and the artistic form of the human body. Through everything from simple portraits to the nearly abstract shapes of her poses I believe we managed to capture some excellent art! I hope that these images inspire you to seek beauty in yourself and those around you.
