Boudoir Photography Portfolio Websites | Tips and Examples
Get inspired by these amazing boudoir photography portfolio websites and discover how you can create a stunning portfolio to showcase your boudoir photography projects.
September 28, 2021
Margaux Pastor
Theme used: DuskMargaux Pastor is a French photographer from Montpellier, who uses photography as therapy in order to help women with the perception of their image.
https://lilith-mind.format.comPayam Emrani
Theme used: PanoramaPayam Emrani is an experimental photographer and data artist who uses the process of photography to reveal the truth about subjects and the world at large.
https://fameinacan.format.comJaime Patterson
Theme used: FullframeJaime Patterson is an inclusive, body-positive, LGBTQIA-affirming photographer based out of Richmond, VA. Jaime specializes in lifestyle/family, portrait, wedding, and boudoir photography. Jaime Patterson wants to help bring your stories to life—to share who you are with the world, with your loved ones, and with the incredible human being, you see every day when you look in the mirror.
https://hiddenexposurephotography.format.comBruce Turner Photography
Theme used: HorizonBruce is a Metropolitan Detroit photographer, specializing in Natural Light, Portrait, Boudoir, Sports and Event photography
http://bruceturnerphotography.format.comWouter Colen
Theme used: AmazonWouter Colen is a Belgium based photographer. Wouter photographs weddings, families, and street scenes. For six years now, boudoir and art nude have been part of Wouter's repertoire as a photographer.
https://bohoboudoir.format.comMaria La Sangre
Theme used: AmazonMaria La Sangre is a self-taught artist, lingerie designer, and photographer that transmit messages through images. Maria's imagination arises from the self-exploration and experimentation of the female body.
https://marialasangre.format.comBoudoir Photography Tips: The Right Camera
A digital DSLR camera is the perfect camera to use for your boudoir photoshoot. These cameras are lightweight, fast, and good for shooting portraits making both of them a solid choice for boudoir. A 35mm f/2 lens and a 50mm lens are each great options – the former can adapt to low-light conditions and shoot in tight, while the latter is a good camera to shoot your subjects in a setting, rather than close up.
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