Strike a Pose . . Vogue

We are very proud to be featured in this month’s Vogue Magazine (available from January the 9th) in their “Strike a Pose” feature on Boudoir Photography. We were selected for the chance to feature in the magazine because of the quality and style of our work but then we had a problem; the very difficult task of selecting the image to be featured that sums up not only the quality of our work but also the essence of what we are trying to achieve in our work.

We selected one of our favorite images of Holly because it sums up the way we see Boudoir: Yes, Boudoir is sexy and yes, it is about being just a little bit provocative. But our Boudoir service is really about creating beautiful portraits with that little bit of an edge rather than, as some boudoir seems to be, simply to showcase your outfit.

We can’t wait to see our work featured in Vogue next Monday!

Time is very tight for Valentine’s day and we will book up fast after the feature comes out but we have blocked out the whole of the week commencing the 9th of January for home and location boudoir sessions and are available throughout January and February so book now to get your images in time for Valentines Day.

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Article: Are We Hurting Ourselves?

This may seem like a strange title for a blog post but its something we discuss on a regular basis.

We made a decision right at the start of our Boudoir careers that we would never use any of our clients’ images for publicity, on the blog, in sample albums or in any other way.

Over the years a large number of clients have asked if we would be posting their images and when we said “No” they were amazed and even, occasionally, disappointed, although most would prefer that we keep them under wraps.

The truth is that our clients are proud of their images and are not shy about showing them to friends, family and even colleagues which we think is great. But we think that is their decision, not ours.

It does cause us problems with a small number of women thinking that they will never look as good as the models we use for our publicity images, but most realise that we use them to show our style and technique rather than what the models look like.

We’ll keep to our original plan, it’s more important that we stick with our vision and sense of integrity than post every single image we shoot. And our clients agree – they leave the session feeling fabulous, they love their images, and they decide who sees them.

But if we don’t post our clients’ images, we can still post what they say about us in our Review section.