There’s actually no wrong way to do photography because it is art. So I leaned into experimenting with blurry grainy images and wound up having an amazing time.

I recently got to do this session just for fun, to play around, and to create some portfolio images, and I love them! While Corina is absolutely gorgeous, and should be a model, she is not one, so I guided her through the session like I do all my clients.

Spring is here, and the flowers in my garden started blooming! I knew I wanted to do a spring boudoir session with them in a quirky style. I’ve worked with model Ana-Alicia before, and knew she would be perfect for this!

We got about eight inches of snow in Asheville last week, and I was so excited to be able to do some snow boudoir photography! Here are some tips I learned from this shoot.

I’ve been dreaming of making a collage wall forever. So I finally did it! I cheated and bought a pack of images from Tezza and combined them with photos I cut out of vintage National Geographics.

Boudoir photography for men is often made into a joke. “Dude-oir” has gone viral with men in silly mocking poses. BUT…

You’ve probably never done something like this before, and don’t know what to expect. It’s normal to be a bit nervous with something new, but I promise it’s worth it! So I’m going to tell you all about what happens the day of your boudoir session!

I want my clients to get the most out of their boudoir session, and that’s why it was so important for me to do one myself. It’s one thing to say every woman should do a session, but it’s another to know at your core, how true that is.

“I’m a firm believer that one single experience can alter your mind, your path...your life. I’m a firm believer that ALL women should do boudoir. That’s such a hefty statement, but I stand beside it with my whole heart. About three years ago, I was a newish mom. I was prepared for sleepless nights and lots of uphill battles, but I think the one thing that I wasn’t prepared for was catching a glimpse of the stranger in my reflection.”

I get asked a lot about what to wear for a boudoir session. Considering most of us don't get photographed in our undies every day, that's totally understandable.

I found a vintage tv at a thrift store and wanted to incorporate it into a boudoir session. Luckily, I found Holland who was excited to be a little outside the box and play around with my ideas!

I recently got to do my very first couple boudoir session, and now I’m addicted. Twice the laughter. Twice the steaminess.

Catherine never missed a beat of bravery. She stepped right into every crazy pose with the confidence I hope we all can find in ourselves. I am so thankful to her for not only letting me share her images but also doing the short video testimonial below.

“This year I have had a lot of changes, and I wanted something to celebrate that I am strong and capable, my boudoir session with Sarah made feel empowered and sexy.”

The gardens at Appalachian Tropicals had several gorgeous women to envy at my last boudoir marathon. Including Michelle. She is a gorgeous boss babe who embraced the plants, the lingerie, the wind in her hair, and her own powerful beauty.

I get a lot of people asking me where to go shop for their boudoir session, so here's a list to get you started in person or online!

Elise Olson, owner and creative genius of On The Inside Lingerie has been hard at work finding gorgeous fabrics and designing new pieces. And they needed to be photographed!

Empowerment doesn't come from playing it safe. And let's be honest, Alina was the one being really brave here. She completely rocked her session and looks like a tattooed goddess.