Mrs. G (North Dallas Boudoir Photography Session)

Every now and then, I’m asked to step out of my comfort zone and try new styles of photography.  Mrs. G is a super creative mind and, looking at various photography styles, asked if I would try to do a bit of a darker photo with a single light source for a segment of her session.  While this made me a little nervous (as everything looked way underexposed), she reassured me that this was what she was wanting when I showed her the back of the camera.  So… I went with it and am SUPER glad I did.  I think this last part of her session turned out AWESOME and will probably try to do more of this in future boudoir sessions.   Thank you, Mrs. G, for asking me to take a risk AND for letting me share your boudoir photos!

– Mylah Renae

www.MrsBoudoir.Eureka-Photography.com

Mrs. R (Dallas Boudoir Photography)

Mrs. R spends most of her time outdoors: in the sun, in the pool, or in her garden.  With this in mind, most of her boudoir session was photographed outside, as that made her shoot more reflective of her and her passions.  Although Mrs. R was quite nervous about her shoot (to the point I thought she may even back out last minute), her photos radiate her strength and beauty.  Thank you for stepping out of your comfort zone during your session and for letting me share a few of your Boudoir photos.

I believe every time someone steps outside of their comfort zone, they are empowered.  Thank you, Mrs. R, for stepping outside of your comfort zone.  I hope you were able to experience the self confidence that comes with every adventure lived outside of the comfort zone.

– Mylah Renae

www.MrsBoudoir.Eureka-Photography.com

Mrs. T (Dallas Boudoir Photography)

I feel like I’ve been shooting more outside of Austin, lately, than I have IN Austin, which is very exciting!  Mrs. T was so lively and really brought it on the variety of outfits!  That is something that adds so much personality and variety to each Boudoir session.

As a newlywed, she wanted to do a bridal themed photography shoot.  You can see the “something blue” she wore on her wedding day and her wedding viel wrapped around her in this photo:

Also on the Top ten list of what to bring to your boudoir photo shoot is your wedding ring.

This is why the more detail a lingerie piece has, the better:

For her “something to represent her husband,” she went with a referee-themed outfit.  What you cannot see up top is a fitted jersey of her husband’s favorite basketball team.

This last one was taken in the kitchen, wearing only an apron and high heels.

Thank you, Mrs. T, for letting me share your photos and for giving other ladies a few ideas of the possibilities for their own Boudoir Photography Session.

– Mylah Renae

www.MrsBoudoir.Eureka-Photography.com