There’s something undeniably powerful about stepping in front of the camera and choosing to celebrate yourself—flaws, curves, softness, strength, and all. A boudoir session isn’t just about lingerie and sultry poses; it’s a declaration of confidence, a love letter to the version of you that exists right now. If you've ever toyed with the idea but hesitated, let this be your sign: I've done it THREE times now. You deserve to take up space, to revel in your beauty, and to see yourself through a lens of admiration rather than critique.
Boudoir photography has roots dating back to the 1920s, capturing women in their most intimate and elegant essence. Originally inspired by the French term for a woman’s private dressing room, boudoir sessions have since evolved into an empowering art form, allowing individuals to embrace self-expression, sensuality, and confidence on their own terms.
If you are on the fence...I get it. It takes ALOT to strip down and get naked to face all your insecurites and be vulenrable in front of a camera to take a pic that last forever. I don't even know how I made it to a third one, lol. Actually I do. I remember the WHY. It's for ME first and foremost. I've captured three different women in three different times of my life, each during a chapter of my womanhood that I can look back n recollect what I had gone through and came on the other side of in EACH session. My most recent one...well...I'll tell the purpose and mission during the reveal ;) Also, I'm joking about stripping down to be naked but it can be used as a metaphor for sure.
You owe it to you and I mean, why not. This is the youngest you'll ever be so go for it. I'll say, it was great to escape reality n drop the title of mom and etc to just BE. I can't wait for the viewing session to see what women was captured during THIS session. Oooh what is Forty Force (44) Kisha giving in this era?
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