ANA’S BOUDOIR EXPERIENCE
Q: Why did you do your boudoir shoot?
I wanted to reclaim my confidence and female sensuality. This is also something I always wanted to do for myself before my 30's.
Q: What was your favorite part of LaRose Portraits experience and why?
ALL of it. Lauren is so organized and prepared. She guides you through every shot, helping you stay relaxed and remain confident. Has a lot of ideas and asks you if you have any that you would like to try. She is very personable!
Q: How did you feel during your session? Was your experience what you were expecting? If not, how was it different?
I felt great the entire time. I came in with no expectations; just ready to try it out!
Q: Would you do it again?
YES 1000%
Q: Did you feel safe and comfortable in my home studio?
Very safe and comfortable.
Q: What was your biggest fear before the session? Did your fear come true, and if not, what happened instead?
Not really a fear but nervous that I would be stiff and not feel relaxed. It did not come true because Lauren gives great direction!
Q: When you first saw your images at the Image Reveal, how did you feel?
Butterflies! And a bit shy because I was crushing on myself. LOL
Q: How has your boudoir experience affected your self confidence, self worth, self image, and overall morale? Tell me your story.
I’m SO happy I did this. I am always working or keeping busy that I lose sense of my femininity. My masculine energy is always on but my feminine energy needs to be quenched. So this shoot gave me a sense of feminine empowerment again and a new sense of confidence. Like, “WOW, I AM feminize and sensual and I look damn good!”
Q: What would you do different for your next session?
Take more nudes! lol For my next session I would like to do outdoor shoot ;)
Q: Do you have any advice for women interested in booking a boudoir session? What would you say to someone considering doing a session with me?
DO IT NOW. You'll thank yourself in your later years. Lauren is like a confidence angel. No need to be concerned or shy.
