Indoor and Outdoor Boudoir Photography

Boudoir should be a love letter to all of the parts of your body that you love and also the parts that you don’t. I think it should be for every body and every gender. Boudoir should celebrate your body the way it is and not try to make it fit a patriarchal and colonialist standard of beauty. I have seen over and over again the power of seeing your body as art and I think that is a beautiful and amazing thing. I have cried with people in photo reveal sessions. I have held space for processing the reclaiming of their body and their sexuality. I have allowed people to feel the feelings about their bodies. Which I suppose is the point. Boudoir should be a container and a safe space to explore not only what your body looks like, but also what it feels like and all of the emotions that go with it. It should be a space to frolic naked in the woods and/or to reclaim a sexuality that has often been defined for us. So that is what I hope my work does.