Fig Leaf Studio - Northern Colorado Boudoir Photography

I got to spend Saturday in K.’s boudoir (okay, really her bedroom ). The weatherman had called for rain, which had me worried, but we had gorgeous sunshine for the whole session (almost). Even if it had been grey, there were so many windows there that we still would have gotten beautiful shots!

As I [...]

I took my kids to the Foothills Mall for a late lunch today, specifically to check out what the shops had to offer in the way of boudoir props and found more than I bargained for (and most of it is a bargain)!
I went to Angels first, which is across from Sears and Chick-Fil-A. I [...]

You’re excited - you’ve finally got your boudoir session scheduled! But now you’ve got so many thoughts running through your head - what to wear, what props to bring along, how are you going to wear your hair, do you *really* want to do false eyelashes?
There’s so much to think about to plan for what’s [...]

I thought it might be helpful to the women of Northern Colorado to understand why I want to specialize in Boudoir Portraiture.
To sum it up in one word, it would be “shameless”.
But to expand on that…
I want to help every woman feel drop-dead gorgeous. I want ALL women - no matter her shape or size [...]

THIS OFFER IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE; THANK YOU TO THOSE OF YOU WHO TOOK ME UP ON THE OFFER!
If you’ve ever thought about having boudoir portraits made, now is the time!
I want to build up my portfolio and I want to get more experience doing boudoir before going “full force” soon.
Hence, I’ve created a special [...]

I’m still working on things - a little gallery, finding associates, and location ideas - but I’m super excited to make Boudoir Photography available to the gorgeous women of Fort Collins and surrounding areas, so I’ve decided that March is when Fig Leaf Studio is going to open officially.
Just to give you an idea of [...]

I am so excited to open Fig Leaf Studio - the boudoir and glamour photography division of Perfectly Natural Photography!
I started dreaming about doing such work late in the Summer of 2008. So many of my clients commented about how they “weren’t models” or that they didn’t like photos of themselves. All I could see [...]