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2020 Rearview - in the Vancouver boudoir studio
Jessica Rae Jessica Rae

2020 Rearview - in the Vancouver boudoir studio

2020 - What a year!

I am sure, like me, many of you have found yourselves hung up on all the negatives this year brought about. Some of which, for me, were seemingly devastating at the time, even without a world wide pandemic. However, now that the longest year ever is finally coming to a close, I find myself looking back at 2020 with a lighter heart.

While the studio saw far fewer clients than an average year, this year was anything but average.

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Dear Men… xo Your Boudoir Photographer
Jessica Rae Jessica Rae

Dear Men… xo Your Boudoir Photographer

Dear Men, I am sorry.

I am sorry that you mustered up the courage to look for a photographer and you struggled to find one that was willing to work with you.
I run an inclusive studio, so it should come as no surprise to you that I would photograph men. However, sadly, it is not common place. Specially in regards to Intimate Portraits and Boudoir.

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Busting Excuses : Why you deserve a Boudoir Experience!
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Busting Excuses : Why you deserve a Boudoir Experience!

Excuses stem from fear.
When we get nervous, we make excuses. We make excuses not to love ourselves or take care of ourselves.  The biggest example that I have seen witnessed is when it comes to SELF CARE!
We all have excuses "I'm too busy... The kids need something... "

Allow me to share with you all the reasons you DO need to do this and help alleviate your fears …

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Why I am a Boudoir Photographer
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Why I am a Boudoir Photographer

I’ve been a visual artist as long as I can remember – Drawing, painting, sculpting. Regardless of the medium, my subject matter has remained consistent. People – portraits – body scapes. So it’s no surprise then that when I decided to focus on photography as my medium that it wasn’t landscapes – it was portraits.

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