Warm lamps, lingerie, a red slip dress and a blue dress gave this Adelaide boudoir session several different looks. I photographed indoors and around the balcony, mixing close portraits with seated, standing and reclining photos.
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Starting with the warm light
We started with lingerie portraits around the bed and bedside lamps. The curtains, bedding and warm light kept the setting simple, with a mix of close and wider photos.
A change of light on the balcony
The red slip dress photos moved towards the balcony and curtains, with darker surroundings and reflected evening light. The blue dress brought another change for the indoor portraits.
Different looks from the session
Warm bedside portraits, darker red-dress photographs around the balcony and curtains, then the blue dress indoors. These are a few from the session.
Soft start
Warm bedside portraits that open the gallery with a quieter feel.
Mood shift
Balcony and curtain frames that add darker contrast to the set.
Polished finish
Dress portraits that give the session an editorial close.
Your boundaries come first
Before a boudoir session, tell me what you do and don’t want photographed, who will be there and what you’re comfortable wearing. We’ll also talk about whether any photographs can be shared.
Choosing what to bring
Bring outfits that feel right for you, with a few different options if you’d like variety. Allow time to change and settle in; you don’t need to arrive knowing how to pose.
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Tell me before the shoot whether you want all photos kept private or whether you're comfortable with any being shared. We'll agree what can be used; permission to share one photo doesn't cover the rest of the gallery.
Bring the looks you'd like to try and tell me which matter most. This session used lingerie, a red slip dress and a blue dress. We'll allow time for changing when planning your shoot.
Privacy, useful light and room to move matter more than elaborate styling. Let me know about access, who's present and any balcony or outdoor areas you'd like to use, so we can check whether they're suitable.
You don't need modelling experience. I'll give you direction with where to sit or stand, where to look and small changes to hands and posture. Let me know what you're comfortable with, and we can pause as needed.
No. Dresses can be part of the session too, as they were here. Choose clothes you feel comfortable in and tell me the look you have in mind.
We'll go through location and access, who's present, outfits, boundaries, privacy, intended style and any retouching questions. If you'd like to use a balcony, we also need to consider visibility and weather.
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Shameless Visuals is run by Corey, an Adelaide photographer and videographer. For work like this, see boudoir photography in Adelaide or send the project brief through the contact page.
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