Bags packed, moved, unpacked!

Well, blogger, I've moved on. It's not you, it's me. I've outgrown you-

But don't worry avid readers (Mom). Come visit me at crabapplephotography.com/blog to see family / baby / wedding / retouching updates and photos and sweettoothboudoir.com/blog for boudoir updates!!

See you on the other side.

Big news, but small.

I've got multiple photo shoots I'd like to blog about. I just can't seem to decide WHERE. This is what happens when you have 400 websites and you're beginning to suss out your photo identity. I've begun a new lifestyle website at crabapplephotography.com. I would actually love some feedback. It's about 70% done, a lot of work still left. 

What's b00gling my mind at the moment is whether or not I should move my blog over there. Or I could possibly start a whole brand new URL with a blog.  Life is so confusing.

Introducing Sweet Tooth Boudoir

Introducing Sweet Tooth Boudoir Photography! Just what the $!@K is boudoir photography? The brand new shiny site has a frequently asked questions section definining boudoir, but basically it's *tasteful,* romantic & intimate photography taken in a bedroom setting ... although not always.

There are LOTS of reasons and occasions for boudoir photography, the most popular reason being boudoir albums make fantastic gifts.  Albums make wonderful gifts for your partners birthday, Valentine's day, Christmas or other holiday gift.  A romantic way to show your partner a peek into your passionate side is to give them a boudoir album on the day of your wedding as a surprise. Wedding boudoir is on the rise and it is fan-tastic.

The experience of boudoir photography can be very rewarding. It's amazing to see the transformation of a woman throughout the session. She is often a little nervous and most likely self conscious.  But as the session goes on she gains confidence and absolutely embraces her beauty!

If you've got more questions or want to check out more info, please visit sweettoothboudoir.com and feel free to contact me!

 

2 Triptychs and a Diptych

I recently (on separate occasions) photographed two confident, beautiful women. You might be able to guess the occupation of Lori, the woman in the first set of photos. The two triptychs are indeed meant to be together while the two bottom photos I put together for space/blog reasons.

Heather is a good friend and we decided to do a shoot together after I realized I've never shot her - a rarity among my friends. Here she is, doing her fierce:

AAAAAAnd here's Heather on the softer side: