boudoir workshop
Many of my clients are art collectors. They visit museums when they travel, work with art buyers, and take pride in the art they display in their home.
Yet, I still hear reservation when I speak to them about their session.
“I don’t know if I could hang a photograph of myself on my wall.”
“Isn’t that vain?”
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I was just talking to another photographer about why we prefer, and pretty much insist, on photographing in our client’s homes. We were discussing how it forces you out of your comfort zone. You have no idea how light will fall and at what time. You don’t know which space will be your favorite or create a reaction in your veins. Having a studio space has it’s own pros, but it can start to become repetitive. The last thing I want is for the work that I’m creating for these women to become second nature.
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