When people think about boudoir, they imagine light. Natural light, soft light, glowing skin.
But me? I begin with shadows.
Not because I want to hide something.
But because shadow makes the light more honest.
Shadow is where the story begins.
When someone steps into my studio, they carry more than clothes to take off.
They carry doubt. Scars. Years of being overlooked, of feeling like their beauty only mattered through someone else's eyes.
So we start in shadow. And we carve their story from there.
I don’t build sets. I don’t chase trends. I don't pose you like everyone else.
I use light and restraint to remind you that you are enough. Not because of where you are in life, but because of who you are beneath it all.
When the shutter clicks and that moment freezes, it’s not just a photo. It’s a mirror. It’s proof.
That even in darkness, you shine.
That every body is beautiful.
That this time—it’s about you.
