Meet Miss A. She’s expecting her first baby (a girl!) and wanted some commemorative, sexy, hard-bodied photos before she started showing. Isn’t she stunning?
Miss A was already expecting in these photos, so early that she’d only shared her pregnancy with her closest friends. She’s a teeny-tiny athletic girl, so I have no doubt she’ll get right back into shape after she delivers.
But I do hope to get Miss A back in my studio for some late-pregnancy photos in similar poses for a nice contrast between bellies.
Miss A had a very nice selection of lingerie, and an absolutely sultry look…
I think that a lot of boudoir photography, no matter the outfit, is about the eyes. (Like the photos above.) But I do also love pics that show the wonderful details of a woman’s body, and I think my clients (and their partners) do too!
I also love it when girls bring men’s clothing to their shoots. Miss A used one of her husband’s ties for some awesome photos. A good prop can really make the shot.
I always give my ladies a disc of their best 50 or so boudoir images in BOTH black and white and color. This is a special perk of boudoir sessions… for other photography, color choice is at my discretion (unless you have specific requests).
There’s some great aesthetic distinctions between color and B&W boudoir photos. You can see both versions of one of my favorite images from Miss A’s session below. It’s tough to say which I like better… her eyes just pop in the black and white image, and there is some lovely contrast between her form and the background, but her skin tone and the warm color in the second image gives a softer, more intimate feeling.
Are you a fan of B&W or color?
Thanks, Miss A, for a fabulous session! I hope you love your images, and I know that you’ll look just as beautiful in every part of your pregnancy.
The B&W recipe is, I believe, a combo of the TRA samples. I’ll have to look on my processing machine to see, and I’ll let you know!
by Kat
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