BOUDOIR ON FILM
For 14 years, I ran a studio in Central Florida with all the bells and whistles—the same sets and setups as every other photographer in town.
But I grew tired of blending in. I closed my studio and took a two-year break. During that time, I started a journey to rediscover what truly inspires me—and I found exactly what I was looking for within the dozens of film cameras I’d collected throughout the years.
I decided to return on a limited basis, but I promised myself one thing: if I was going to step back into boudoir, the photos had to reflect what I love most about photography—and that love has always been film.
So, I ditched digital, the filters, the over-editing. No more staged sets. No more plastic perfection.
Now, I shoot boudoir the way it was always meant to be—on 35mm film. Film is raw. Film is timeless. Film doesn’t erase your edges, your curves, your soul — it embraces them.
Every frame is intentional, imperfectly perfect, and 100% real. This experience isn’t about filters—it’s about freedom.
