Showing posts with label film photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film photographer. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Portland Boudoir Studio | so simple, but so detailed

Crystal is a fellow photographer in the Portland area and she was an absolute joy to photograph in my new studio! She brought with her some beautiful lingerie, adorable glasses, and some great jewelry. Add in a sparkly top from my boudoir wardrobe, a funky green chair,  and a vintage camera and it really sounds like an overwhelming amount of details. Nope. We shot these in the all white portion of my studio and kept everything else so simple that the focus was on the details and the personality that Crystal brought to the shoot.








Film Details:
Bronica ETRS + Portra 800 + The FIND Lab

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Salem and Portland Boudoir Photographer . . . 2013 Favorites


Engaged.   Just married.   Tattoos.   Mothers.   Grandmothers.   Newly single.   Celebrations.   Rewards.   Smiles.   Giggles.  Empowerment.   Fun.   Spunky.   Beautiful.   Curvy.   Sexy.   Outdoor.   Indoor.   Portland.   Salem.   Vegas.   Atlanta.   Washington.  


2013 was amazing and so were the women I photographed. 



Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Portland Boudoir Film Photographer . . . bridal sneak peek.




Just a little sneak peek of a boudoir session that I did for a bride-to-be.


For those interested, this shot was taken with a 35mm Canon Rebel, 
50mm f/1.4 lens,  and Tri-X 400 (pushed one stop). 

Friday, September 20, 2013

Las Vegas Boudoir Photographer . . . Stunning on the 26th floor



I had the privilege of meeting and photographing this beautiful woman recently in Vegas. 
Aside from being stunning and having a smile that made me smile, she was funny, friendly, and just flat out fun to be around. I had a blast photographing her on the 26th floor of The Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. I'm sure you're wondering what all we did while we were hanging out, but you know what they say about Vegas... 
























This session was shot entirely on 35mm film.