Toronto Boudoir Photography- Props, Lighting, Ladders

Toronto Boudoir Photography- Props, Lighting, Ladders

I find boudoir photography requires an almost theatrical performance of the subject. Posing, lighting, props, and dramatic camera angles is akin to theatrics.

I just did a boudoir photo shoot of Laurel at my Toronto Boudoir Photography studio.  Laurel was a great model.  Being as fit as she is, all of her curves are pleasing to the camera.

Laurel is a good-looking women and needed very little extra Photoshop to get her boudoir (nude) pics just right.   Prior to her arrival at the photo studio, she took the time to get her cosmetics done, a good pedicure and her hair fixed up. She really looks this good in real life!

Part of the magic to great nude photography includes good lighting, props, and some fantastic creativity. Many of the shots used different types of light diffusers from various angles.  In addition, I stood above a 12’ ladder to get many of her fab glamour nude shots.

Toronto Boudoir Photo Studio

E: jules@julesdesign.ca
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I love shooting boudoir photos by the window. 
Few photographers can do this shot because the light intensity inside must be equal to the light outside. How do I do that? I measure the light... how do I do that? Trade secret :-)



I do anything to get the shot. 
At my Toronto Boudoir photography studio I light the subject from above and shoot them from a 14' ladder.

When I shoot glamour nude photography at my Toronto Studio,
I elongate my subject's legs subtly to add sex appeal. The trick is to keep the stretching minimal. 

Curves are sexy in boudoir photos.  When I shoot boudoir, I always get my Clients to take on C, S and Z body curves.



Attitude is sexy.
This is why when I pose my Clients, I place great emphasis on the body expressions.