boudoir
I’ve been wanting to tell my story for a while, but it has been difficult to find the words that are my own without telling someone’s else’s story. Why boudoir has become such an important part of my life. Keep in mind, this is my story and in no way tells the other side.
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It’s crazy to think that destination photography has gone beyond weddings, but it absolutely has. I like to let people know when I’m traveling for work or pleasure because more times than not, I book a few extra sessions. These are people that live in different parts of the world, but follow my work. It’s so neat to meet people, who have been supporting me through social media for the last few years. I also book destination sessions all on their own and will often times fly or drive to them.
Read MoreThis is a woman that I have photographed a couple of times. I have photographed her wedding and a few other sessions. When she wrote to me about it finally being the time to do a boudoir session (we had been playing with the idea for years), I had to know why NOW? What was it that finally gave her that push to get outside of herself and be vulnerable. What I wasn’t expecting was how much her answer would resonate with me. I truly believe she speaks for so many women…
Read MoreWhen the top wedding planner in New Orleans contacts you and asks you to photograph her for a boudoir session, you feel pretty honored. Valerie works with such incredibly talented photographers from all over the world. It’s been my dream to photograph a wedding alongside her, but I’m pretty sure photographing her will do for now.
Read MoreOne of my biggest passions is boudoir, so I was incredibly excited to be photographing Love Ophelia’s bridal line. There isn’t much more to say about this, other than I want to live in all of their collections.
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