Cornish Maine Boudoir Photographer // Shooting Different Styles of Boudoir

When we talk about boudoir photography, there are so many different styles to explore. I, of course, will always shoot dark and moody for my lighting style, but will forever have a love for classic and fine art boudoir.

Let's kick things off with a nod to the classics. Classic boudoir photography holds a special place in my heart—it's where my journey began, and it's what I'm known for. There's something undeniably captivating about the timeless allure of classic boudoir. Shadows highlighting the curves and contours of the human form, while leaving much to the imagination. It's about celebrating the beauty of simplicity and embracing the inherent elegance of the female figure.

Transitioning seamlessly from classic, we enter the realm of fine art boudoir. Here, less is indeed more. With a minimalist approach to set design and lighting, fine art boudoir invites us to focus on the subtle nuances of expression. Against a simple backdrop, each photograph becomes a masterpiece. My preference for a single light setup adds a touch of drama, casting intriguing shadows that accentuate the mood. It's a celebration of refined beauty.

For those who crave a hint of rebellion and daring in their boudoir experience, edgy boudoir beckons with its raw intensity and fearless spirit. What better way to embrace the edgy vibe than with my infamous wet set? Picture this: a faux shower setup, a simple white t-shirt or tank, and a fearless attitude. It's a daring departure from the ordinary.

From classic elegance to fine art sophistication and edgy boldness, each style offers a unique glimpse into the multifaceted nature of femininity. And with my dark and moody twist, I invite you to embrace the shadows, embrace the light, and embrace the beauty within. After all, in the world of boudoir photography, there are no rules.