Bedside Table Book. Our most popular book is highly sought after for a reason. It’s 8 inches square with a personal inscription on the cover,  contains 30 of your favorites images, and its “lay-flat pages” allow them to spread across the center. See it and more of our boudoir books and products here.

Wall Calendar. Imagine the look on his face when he opens a calendar, but not just any calendar — surprise! — a large 11×17 calender with 12+ stunning images of you!

Stocking Stuffer. Our little accordion books and puzzles make for a fantastic teaser stocking stuffer. Then he can pick out what he really wants later.

Wallet. Give him a Gucci leather wallet with a tasteful boudoir image of yourself inside! 25 years from now it will still be there, treasured and protected.

Lingerie. Wrap up pieces of new lingerie and place several prints inside the fabric. Nothing in a Best Buy ad can top this, no way!

Cell. You’ve always declined his requests for naughty cell phone pictures… so wouldn’t it be great to get him that new phone he’s been hinting at? Boy he’ll never suspect what he’s going to find preloaded!

Upcoming Events

>> On Saturday, December 3rd and Tuesday, December 6th we’re holding our annual Holiday marathon. Marathons are long-awaited opportunities to save on our regularly priced sessions.  By having a small group of women attend on the same day (don’t worry, each session is entirely private!), we are able to offer a huge discount. ****Psst. Book today! We have a VERY limited number of available slots left, and this time of year is very popular!

Each session is just $450 and includes a 1.5 hour session, up to five outfits, unlimited poses, and fifteen retouched digital images or $350 product credit towars a book, calendar, or canvas art piece — all delivered before Christmas!

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>> On Thursday, December 15th from 6-8pm we’re holding an open house for our BRAND NEW 2-story studio! Hold the date, more information will follow shortly!

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Cut-Off Dates

November 24th Extended to December 5th

Everything but the Fine Art Album is guaranteed to arrive by Christmas when you complete your session before this date.  Of course, you’ll need to respond to image requests and design previews promptly.  He’ll absolutely flip when he opens his gift this year!

December 15

Schedule your session before the 15th and we guarentee the delivery of digital orders so you can make your own prints to tuck under the tree. We can also have most products and prints ready before Christmas with a $100 rush fee.

Happy Holidays!!!!

This question comes up often so if you’re wondering, everyone else is too! Our offerings include two different types of digital images. First, “print” resolution images which are high resolution and may be printed in small to large sizes. The “print” resolution images also come with a signed release allowing you to make reprints for personal use.  Your lab will likely ask to see the release before they will fulfill your order. Second, “screen” (or web) resolution images which are low resolution and intended for viewing on digital devices such as computers, ipads, cell phones, etc. Below are a few technical terms to add to your vocabulary:

DPI or PPI: The number of “dots” or “pixels” in a single inch. The more dot’s the higher the quality of the picture (more resolution, more sharpness and detail,… )

Resolution: The easiest way I can explain resolution is to say a higher resolution means an image displays more detail (or is capable of displaying more detail) when printed. A larger DPI/PPI means higher resolution. The print standard for portrat work is 300 DPI/PPI.  The standard for images on a computer is 72 DPI/PPI, always.

Image Size: Image size refers to the dimensions of the image (pixels, dots, width, height, …). The “print” resolution images are 3600×3600 @ 300 DPI/PPI whereas the “screen” resolution images are 720×720 @ 72 DPI/PPI – the size of images on facebook.

File Size: File size is how many kilobytes or megabytes the image is. The file size of the “print” resolution images is much greater than the “screen” resolution images.

If you simply want to view your images on a computer or cell phone, the “screen” resolution digital image is all you need. However, even though the image might look great and huge on your computer it will actually be really small when printed out. The result is a blurry print. If you plan to someday create your own prints from the digital images, then you will want a “print” resolution image. These images are large and can print beautiful enlarged prints + they can be viewed on your computer!

Below is a visual example of the difference in size. The large image to the left is a “print” resolution image. The small thumbnail image is the size of a “screen” resolution image in comparision to the “print” resolution image. The image on the right is the same image as the thumbnail, but it’s scaled up so you can see what it would look like if printed. If you were to print both sizes of images onto professional paper, this is what they’d look like side-by-side. Obviously, you’d want to hang the left image (the “print” resolution one) on your wall!

Hopefully this has helped you get a little clearer on the differences between sizes, resolution and why they print differently. This also helps explain why digital cameras with a higher number of megapixels takes better pictures than one with lower; it gives you more resolution to capture more detail.

The “print” resolution images are delivered with instructions on how to get the best results when printing them. However, even though you have the tools to make your own prints, you may still want to consider ordering your favorites through us. I have tested multiple professional labs all over the country and selected the very best one! We have a highly established partnership which guarantees the truest color match and the highest archival quality.  Only the items that meet our highest standards through close inspection will be delivered to you.

Side bar: The “print” resolution image files with higher resolution (DPI/PPI) also have a bigger file size because they contain more data. This means that it is easyfor us to email the ”screen” resolution images to you, but the “print” resolution images may need to be delivered on a disc. We can also send images to you in the form of a compressed ZIP folder. Here are some simple instructions on how to get your images from it.

Step 1. Click on the link.

Step 2. When prompted, choose to “SAVE” the .zip folder to any location on your computer. Do not click “OPEN.”

Step 3. Locate the .zip folder on your computer (it will be where you saved it).

Step 4. Right click on the folder and select “Extract All.”

Step 5. Check the box that says “Show extracted files when complete” and click “Extract”

Step 6. A new folder window will open with all of your images! Enjoy!

Any more questions on DPI, PPI, Resolution? Ask in the comments and we’ll try to clarify.

9×12 Fine Art Album. This is absolutely my favorite book! It includes 40 of your favorite images in an special artistic layout. You have the option of 27 different book cloth covers and an optional photo strip or custom designed imprinting (not shown). The pages lay flat without a split in the middle so your images can easily span the width of the spread. Super saturated, sharp, and yummy press printed goodness all over!

8×8 Bedside Table Book. This medium-sized book includes 30 of your favorite images in a clean magazine style layout. You may choose to print a short message on the black leatherette cover. The pages are matte for beautiful soft skin and lay flat with a tiny split in the gutter. Over and over again, this is the most popular book!

5×7 Little Black Book. This small discrete book holds 20 images with a magnetic flap on the cover. The images are printed on professional archival photo paper and mounted one to a page.

4×6 Classic Album. Sorry, no photos for this one! It’s similar to the Little Black Book pictured above but is smaller in size, contains just 10 images, and does not include a magnetic flap. The black cover is smooth and the images are printed on professional archival photo paper and mounted one to a page.

3×3 Pocket Accordions. Delivered as two identical pairs, these accordions are perfect as a companion to the large books above or as a gift to a frequent traveler. The cover is magnetic and pops together for easy storage and travel.

11×17 Wall Calendar. The wall calendar includes 1 vertical image on the cover with 12 horizontal images for each month of the year. The calendar starts on whichever month you desire and is a popular Christmas gift or specialty item along with a book.

Love Notes. This is the gift that keeps on giving! Choose 15 of your favorite images to be printed on small greeting cards which can be used throughout the year.

We’re currently planning our first ever Bridal Boudoir Marathon on May 15th and 16th with ten fabulous soon-to-be-brides.  A beautiful new bed set is in store for the event along with a small collection of bridal accessories.  With brides heavy on my mind, I thought it’d be perfect timing to discuss what to bring to a wedding themed boudoir session. We have a helpful discussion on What To Wear to our regular sessions, but the tips below are specific to brides and even those planning an anniversary gift.

Wear white.  Bring something white such as a vintage slip, a baby doll nightie, or a lacy white teddy.  Complete the look with our strand of real pearls and various hair peices.

Accessorize.  Even though we will have some accessories available, make sure to bring your own wedding day veil, jewelery, shoes, and garter — it will have more significance to that groom of yours! 

Go casual.  Check out www.theknot.com or www.etsy.com for casual wedding apparel.   Find a way to custom monogram his name on a pair of white panties or bring a bridal tank top.

Bling.  Don’t forget your engagement ring as it makes a great accessory and focus point for detail shots.

His wardrobe.  Wear something of his such as a button down shirt with tie, a sports jersey, or his uniform.

This is just a part of your overall session, so make sure you also consult with our discussion on  What To Wear to help complete the rest of your sexy book.  Many bridal magazines and blogs have written informative articles about bridal boudoir photography.  I’ve carefully linked some of them below for your enjoyment. 

The Knot – Wedding Boudoir Photography

Junebug Weddings – Sexy Wedding Boudoir Photography

Wedding Bee – Boudoir Photos?

Wedding Channel – Q&A Boudoir

Project Wedding – Boudoir Wedding Trend