7/20/2024 0 Comments What Makes a Boudoir Session Fun?
Next, I will guide you through a series of poses and settings designed to showcase your beauty and personality. With expertise and discretion, I'll help you feel at ease, capturing intimate moments and stunning images that reflect your inner strength and sensuality.
Throughout the session, I will work with you to create a variety of looks, from soft and romantic to bold and sultry. They'll expertly use lighting, texture, and composition to craft images that are both beautiful and meaningful. As you move through the session, you'll begin to feel a sense of liberation and self-expression. This is your time to embrace your body, celebrate your femininity, and connect with your inner self. Your photographer will capture every moment, from the subtle curves of your smile to the confident stride of your walk. The session will unfold at a relaxed pace, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the experience. You'll have the opportunity to change into multiple outfits, each carefully selected to accentuate your beauty and reflect your personal style. Once the photography session ends, you may change back into your comfortable, everyday clothes and partake in more snacks and refreshments while checking out the different photo albums that are availble for your purchase. How does a large luxurious leather-bound book sound to store your photos? Meanwhile, I will be preparing your photos so we can review them all on a large-screen television and slect our favorites from the day. As the session comes to a close, take a moment to reflect on the incredible journey you've just experienced. You've been pampered, empowered, and celebrated – and the stunning images that follow will be a testament to your beauty, strength, and sensuality. Your boudoir photo session is a gift to yourself, a reminder that you are worthy of love, admiration, and celebration. Keywords: boudoir photography, boudoir photoshoot, boudoir studio, intimate photography, sensual photography, women's photography, empowerment, self-confidence, self-esteem, body positivity, femininity, romantic gifts, photography packages.
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Boudoir photography can be a empowering and confidence-boosting experience, but for many women, the thought of posing in intimate attire can be daunting. If you're considering a boudoir photoshoot but are held back by fear, here are three ways to overcome your anxiety and embrace your inner beauty.
Are you considering a boudoir photography session? Look no further! A boudoir photoshoot is a unique and empowering experience that can help you unleash your inner seductress and confidence. As a woman, you deserve to feel beautiful, sexy, and powerful, and a boudoir session can help you achieve just that.
Our boudoir photography studio specializes in creating a safe, intimate, and luxurious environment for women to express themselves and their sensuality. Our experienced boudoir photographers will guide you through the entire process, from posing and styling to capturing your most flattering angles. A boudoir photoshoot is not just about taking pictures; it's an experience that can help you: - Boost your self-confidence and self-esteem - Celebrate your body and beauty - Embrace your sensuality and femininity - Create intimate and romantic gifts for your partner or loved one - Step out of your comfort zone and try something new and exciting Our boudoir photography packages are designed to cater to every woman's needs, whether you're looking for a classic and elegant or bold and sassy look. We offer a range of services, including hair and makeup styling, wardrobe consultation, and personalized photo albums and prints. So why should you consider a boudoir photography session? Not only will you receive stunning and high-quality photographs that will make you feel like a queen, but you'll also experience a transformative and empowering journey that will leave you feeling confident, beautiful, and sexy. Keywords: boudoir photography, boudoir photoshoot, boudoir studio, intimate photography, sensual photography, women's photography, empowerment, self-confidence, self-esteem, body positivity, femininity, romantic gifts, photography packages. 3/24/2024 0 Comments No One is Too Old For BoudoirHow old is this client? Age is simply a number when it comes to boudoir photography. This intimate and empowering genre of photography is not limited by age, but rather by a person's willingness to embrace their own unique beauty and sensuality. Whether you're 20 or 60, boudoir photography is an opportunity to celebrate your body and your self-love, regardless of societal expectations or age-related insecurities.
Every stage of life brings its own unique charm and beauty, and a skilled boudoir photographer will know how to capture that essence, regardless of age. Whether you're looking to commemorate a milestone, rediscover your confidence, or simply indulge in a little self-care, boudoir photography is a chance to embrace your authentic self, without apology or limitation. So, let go of the notion that age is a barrier and embrace the opportunity to celebrate your beauty, at any age. And as for the answer to the age of my client in the photo above, would you believe she is in her 50s and still looks amazing? 3/4/2024 0 Comments Does Body Shape Matter?Boudoir photography is a beautiful and empowering form of self-expression, allowing individuals to celebrate their bodies in a tasteful and artistic manner. However, there is often a misconception that one must have a certain body shape or level of fitness to partake in boudoir photography. This misconception can be detrimental to individuals who may feel hesitant or unworthy of participating in such a meaningful experience. It's important to understand that body shape and fitness should not be factors in deciding to pose for boudoir photography, and there are several reasons why. Charleston boudoir photography Professional boudoir photography in Charleston Boudoir photographer in Charleston, SC Charleston intimate photography Sensual boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston boudoir photo shoot Elegant boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston boudoir portrait sessions Best boudoir photographer in Charleston Glamour photography in Charleston, SC Charleston women's portrait photography Body-positive boudoir photography in Charleston
2/16/2024 0 Comments Brandi's Boudoir
Brandi invited one of her close friends to tag along, which I always encourage women to do to ensure they feel safe and comfortable. Plus, Julie was able to record some behind-the-scenes footage to use in the video. I will say that Brandi is one of the sweetest women you will ever meet and the confidence she displayed during our session was abundant. There were times when she was already moving into a pose before I could give direction and those poses were FIRE! So, if you are on the fence about doing a boudoir session, please watch the video for a quick sample of what you would experience while working with me. You will be pampered by a licensed HMUA and it doesn't matter if you do not know how to stand or lie down. I will gladly demonstrate what to do so we can create some outstanding photos for your albums. Charleston boudoir photography Professional boudoir photography in Charleston Boudoir photographer in Charleston, SC Charleston intimate photography
Sensual boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston boudoir photo shoot Elegant boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston boudoir portrait sessions Best boudoir photographer in Charleston Glamour photography in Charleston, SC Charleston women's portrait photography Body-positive boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston bridal boudoir photography Empowering boudoir photography in Charleston Charleston fine art boudoir photography 1/13/2024 0 Comments A Trifecta of WinsLife is like a set of dominos. We make a decision, which affects the events of tomorrow, which in turn affect future events. Who would have known that by beginning to learn a second language two years ago would make such a huge impact on my life today.
November 2021 I decided to learn Portuguese because I felt there was a very strong possibility I would like to retire there. I began with an online program called Talk The Streets, which you can preview snippets by searching for Liz Sharma on Youtube. Six months later I finished that course and earned the coveted "Sou Pro" coffee mug. Wanting to become more fluent, I began weekly sessions with online tutors and discovered an online language certificate program with Murray State University. The program would take me a year to complete and at times it was like drinking from a firehose, but I earned my certificate in November 2023. By pure coincidence I was asked to assist another photographer who was working with a young Brazilian model. Of course, I jumped at the opportunity so I could practice what little Portuguese I knew. The model and I clicked and a few months later we worked together for a poolside photo session. Miriely is a runway model and competed in the Miss Brazil-USA 2023, finishing in second place. After the competition, she asked me to photograph her in her dress, Miss Brazil sash and tiara. The photo session was fantastic and we walked away with too many beautiful photos to count. Unknown to me at the time, Miriely spoke with some folks who work with her as a runway model and also runs a Brazilian/American fashion magazine. She suggested the magazine contact me and ask me to work with them. Out of the blue I received a message on Instgram inviting me to a studio in Charleston to photograph more models to showcase their clothing in the next issue of the New Time Closet magazine. I was invited to be a photographer at a runway show tonight and I spoke briefly with the magazine's CEO and owner (entirely in Portuguese, btw) and I have now found someplace to advertise my boudoir photography business. On top of that, I spoke with another two Brazilians and asked them to work with me as hair/make-up artists for my boudoir clients. I know I would not be where I am today without stepping out of my comfort zone and learning how to speak Portuguese. Even though I do not think I will be able to retire full-time in the country, I still plan to spend extended periods of time over there, perhaps 90 days at a time. And I still speak five times a week with Portuguese/Brazilian friends and tutors each week to improve my skills. I am nowhere near fluent, but I am hoping one day I will be able to baffle a native Lisbonite as to what nationality I am. How does all this apply to you? Take my story as encouragement and motivation to step out of your comfort zone and attempt something you still have doubts about your success. Do not give up. Take each challenge one at a time and soon you will achieve whatever it is you dream about. 11/11/2023 0 Comments Portugal 2023 PhotographsI think I have finished editing all the "Instagram-worthy" photos from my trip. Certainly photographs that are good enough to create a 2024 calendar.
9/28/2023 0 Comments Ericeira 4 November 2023Starting a Relaxing Weekend It has been a great week so far and the weather has been cooperative for the most part. Today the weather is considerably more showery, so we are not making any plans at all. Not that we have had plans since arriving in Ericeira. I mean, we would literally step outside and randomly decide whether to walk left or right. . The coastline is beautiful and the waves are impressive. It is no wonder this town has a bunch of schools for aspiring surfers. There are so many places I could take my camera and be occupied for hours. A typical day has been going for a walk north or south, watching the waves, stopping for a small beer, walking until we find a fun restaurante or cafe, more walking, chilling, finding another restaurante for dinner, and stopping at our favorite geladaria. Every day since arriving in Portugal I have averaged more than 10k steps or 5 miles of walking, according to Fitbit. Cindy has also been walking around 5 miles, but 16k steps, which confirms my theory she takes tiny steps like a red-headed penguin. I went to a store this week and found these cookies, or biscuits as the Brits call them. They are called "Maria" here, but I remember them as "Marie". These remind me of being a teenagers in Wales and eating these with tea or coffee in my grandparents' small TV room in Briton Ferry. I loved to dip them in my drink and sometimes challenge myself to see how long I could dip one without it falling apart into my drink.
. On a different topic, Cindy and I have seen lots of people walking dogs, which are very well behaved here. Unfortunately none of the dogs seem to be available to stop for Cindy to pet and call "good boy". I can always here Cindy say, "Aaawwww, puppy", but she never gets a chance to love on them. And another observation we have made is how many parents carry their toddlers in carriers strapped to the front of the parent, much like a kangeroo pouch. Sometimes, however, we have seen a toddler whose feet extend well below the parent's knees and we swear the child could be old enough to point in the general direction of the nearest pub. If the child is large enough to find a job, maybe it is time to let the kid walk on its own? Just a suggestion. Well, the sun just poked out from the clouds, so we are heading out the door. There are a few towns in Portugal suffering from flooding and snow, so we feel blessed the weather is as good as it is here. 9/28/2023 0 Comments Ericeira 1 November 2023Starting November Correctly We started the morning with a great breakfast in our hotel. Our previous hotel delivered freah bread and Pasteis de Nata to the room and we had eggs and cheese in our fridge, but the hotel in Ericeira has a small dining room with eggs, bread, cheese, fruit, coffee, and cereal.
. After breakfast, Cindy and I walked along a path that followed the cliff's edge all the way to the northern part of town. We saw several surf schools and people on the beach all enjoying the beautiful weather. Meanwhile, Cindy carried a bag of stale bread to feed the birds. Spoiler alert - she forgot to feed the birds so she still has bread in her purse. We found a real "supermercado" that closely resembled a grocery store in the United States, so Cindy was able to feed her addiction to Coca Cola products by buying a 12-pack. We stopped at a nice restaurant (Pedra Dura) a few blocks from the beach for a late lunch where Cindy enjoyed a nice steak and I had octopus and sautéed vegetables. Very tasty! 🐙 In the process of searching for lunch we discovered the price for a meal in inversely proportional to the restaurant's proximity to the ocean. For example, one restaurant prices its meal by the kilogram, so if you want grouper, you buy the ENTIRE grouper and pay for it by weight. At €40/kg, that would have been an expensive meal. Our evening was spent enjoying a beer at a local cafe people watching and searching for a corkscrew to open a bottle of wine in our room. Of course, our evening would not be complete without a trip to the geladaria next door to the hotel! I was once again able to practice more Portuguese and we chatted about all the flavors they sell as well as talking about the translator-induced terror alert in Lisbon last week. If you didn't hear, a tourist walked into a restaurant and wanted pomegranate juice, but his translator app said "grenade". Cue up the police sirens and terror alerts! 🍎💥 Thursday is expected to be a windy and wet day, so we will probably spend most of the day inside. |
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