Welcome to the world of boudoir photography, where artistry meets intimacy, and self-expression takes center stage. Boudoir photography is a unique and empowering genre that celebrates the beauty, confidence, and sensuality of individuals in a private and intimate setting. It goes beyond traditional portraiture, capturing moments of vulnerability and strength, creating a visual narrative that transcends the boundaries of conventional photography.
Empowerment Through Imagery
At its core, boudoir photography is about empowerment and self-love. It provides an opportunity for individuals to embrace and celebrate their bodies, fostering a sense of confidence and self-assurance. The process often involves collaboration between the photographer and the subject, creating a comfortable and safe environment where personal expression can flourish.
Your Photographer
As a boudoir photographer, I am committed to creating a comfortable and empowering environment for my clients. I understand the importance of trust and communication, working collaboratively to ensure that the final images reflect the unique essence of each individual. My goal is to capture the beauty within, creating a collection of images that will be cherished for a lifetime.
Session & Price
Your session will be $500. That will include all your digital edited and retouched photos. Prints can be purchased from your gallery.
*6% PA Sales Tax not included in price.
*2.5% credit card processing fee added to card payments.
*Additional travel fee for sessions outside of 25 mile radius.
*Additional fee for props may also be added.
Due to the nature of this type of photography, I encourage you to do whatever will make you feel comfortable on the day of your shoot. Bring your partner, a friend or come alone. Bring your music playlist and we can play it during the session to ease your nerves. Keep in mind, my clients are not professionals. Almost everyone I photograph is having their first professional session. Its normal to be nervous but keep in mind we are not ending up on GQ magazine. There's no pressure.