A New Chapter
The Same Experience You Trust
In December 2023, I made the decision to close my commercial studio when the building where it was located was sold. At that point, I truly believed it was time to retire for good after 13 years and step away from boudoir photography.
That pause mattered. Although I remained very busy with my wedding business, I finally had the time to explore other creative projects I had wanted to work on for a long time.
Two years later, and after numerous requests from many of my clients, I decided to return to boudoir photography and found a commercial studio available to rent whenever I needed. Unfortunately, after a few sessions, it became clear that the arrangement was more inconvenient than I had anticipated.
After reflecting on it and gathering feedback from past clients, I came to the decision to bring sessions back to where it all started—and where I had the pleasure of photographing clients for over seven years: my home.
WHy my clients love it here
This space is more than a backdrop—it’s where my clients tell me they finally exhale. It’s quieter here. Slower. There’s no rushing, no unfamiliar energy, no feeling like you’re on display. Instead, it feels personal and safe, like being welcomed into a place where you’re truly seen.
So many of my repeat clients say this is where they feel most like themselves—where nerves fade quickly, conversations flow naturally, and confidence builds without force. Bringing sessions back here feels like returning to the heart of my work, where trust leads and everything else follows. I’m so excited to create in this space with you, and to continue telling stories that feel honest, powerful, and beautifully yours.
HOW IT PHOTOGRAPHS
As I photographed my first test session in this space, everything clicked. The images reveal exactly what I hoped this home would become—rich, warm, dark, and moody, with layers of depth that feel intimate and grounding. The tones wrap around you, creating a sense of comfort and quiet confidence, allowing every subject to soften and truly be seen.
And then there’s the porch—an intentional contrast. Light-filled, airy, and fresh, it brings a playful, effortless energy that feels open and fun. Together, these spaces tell a complete story: depth and softness, mystery and ease, all living under one roof.
SHOUTOUT TO THE HUSBAND 🤍
After spending our entire Holiday break painting, moving furniture, and tackling home projects, he decided to test the space himself. I think he nailed it 😂 Couldn’t have done this revamp without him.
