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A thoughtful look at why women choose to do a boudoir session, whether it’s to celebrate themselves, mark a new chapter, or simply feel seen in a different way.

Boudoir Photography: 6 Reasons to Do a Session

This year, one of my goals has been to shoot boudoir in some of Chicago’s most luxurious hotels. I’ve now had the pleasure of working at the ever-so-lovely Langham Hotel for the second time and I simply love the results. Miss I met me at the Langham on a beautiful summer evening in the city. […]

A Glamorous Boudoir Shoot at the Langham in Chicago

A moody boudoir session at Nobu Chicago, photographed in the last hour of daylight. Simple wardrobe, soft natural light, and a focus on stillness over movement.

Moody Boudoir Session at Nobu Chicago

Woman in black lingerie sitting on a bed against a dark teal wall in a moody Chicago boudoir session

Some sessions just stay with you, and this one was definitely one of them. D booked her boudoir session as a way to celebrate two big milestones: turning 40 and getting married. It was such an honor to be the one to help her mark both with something that felt joyful, intentional and completely her. […]

This Is 40: A Bridal Boudoir Session to Celebrate Herself

She came in with the idea of doing a boudoir session every ten years. This was the first, and a chance to capture who she is right now.

A Boudoir Session Every 10 Years

Chicago boudoir photo of woman standing by window in soft natural light

A quiet maternity session in soft afternoon light, documenting her third and final pregnancy in a way that feels simple and fully present.

A Maternity Session in Soft Light

Pregnant woman in black lingerie and lace robe standing by window in soft light maternity boudoir session in Chicago

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