I don't take the incredible privilege of doing boudoir photography lightly. It never escapes me that choosing to take off your clothing in front of someone you don't know well (or even someone you do know well) can make even the most confident of people feel incredibly vulnerable.  I feel like having the chance to witness people in that vulnerability and capture it, along with their physical and inner beauty on camera, is an honor that I do not take for granted. 

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Boudoir can be an incredibly empowering experience, especially for women.  Mainstream media tells us every day that we must constantly strive to be perfect and we must hate all the things about ourselves that don't fit the status quo. But most of us will never fit that status quo, and quite frankly the status quo is bullshit.  What isn't bullshit is taking the time to love and appreciate your body as it is. Your body, no matter how far it is from "perfect" deserves to be appreciated and seen for the beautiful gift that it is.  Boudoir is a great way to see that beauty and it is my goal with every photo I take to help you see it.