Boudoir Studio FAQ

Foyers Photography, Base Business Park, Unit 5 Allied House, Rendlesham, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 2TZ
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There is plenty of parking available, There are two steps into the studio, that some might need to consider.

There are makeup and changing facilities plus toilets.

Absolutely, if anything I would actively encourage it.

Boudoir photography is really meant to focus on the subject (that’s you!) and the natural beauty of the model, so an outfit that isn’t overly busy or ornate is often the best choice. These boudoir outfit ideas include options other than lingerie because often the unexpected can be really sexy!

Lingerie. Lingerie and intricate bra/panties sets are the default choice for boudoir shoots. It might not be a thing for daily use, but why not try a beautiful set for a shoot? You might have some sets in the closet for that special date or anniversary, and you don’t wear them since then.

Normally you would do your own hair and makeup but I can arrange for a hair and makeup artist there is an extra cost plus we will need to discuss the booking prior so we can arrange this.

Yes, I am fully insured with both professional indemnity and public liability insurance.

We are always updating the blog and website as well as entering competitions and applying for qualifications.
We may, therefore, want to use some of your images for this but you can rest assured we will ask for permission first and get a model release from you. We always respect your privacy and if you do not want this that’s absolutely fine.

Because of storage costs and physical space, the images are kept up to 1 year after your session.
If you do not view or order within 30 days of receiving your files they will be deleted.

Under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988  the Copyright remains with the photographer. This means it is illegal to copy or scan the images without written permission. However, we do offer digital packages should you wish to share your images on a non-commercial basis.

Yes. All our bookings are scheduled prior to the shoot at a convenient time and date. This can be done via a link to my online booking calendar or just give me a call and we’ll be happy to arrange one for you.

A boudoir studio session can last around 3 hours to 4 hours but there is no time limit on the day. This gives us plenty of time for wardrobe changes and the use of different backgrounds.

I will send you a private online gallery (password protected). You can take your time with no pressure from me to order the images that you would like to buy.

Yes, indeed I have my own suppliers that deal with album printing, canvas wall art, all prints etc. Please feel free to ask about what I can supply for you. This can all be done via the online gallery.

You are more than welcome to purchase as many edited images as you require. Unfortunately, I will not release unedited photographs.

Absolutely not. We always aim to produce the best quality images we can for our customers and provide you with memories that will last for many years to come! If you feel that the images are not to your liking then there is no obligation to purchase them. However, this is something that we have not seen to date.

I have been taking photos since I was 15 but started Foyers.Photography in January 2013

Yes, I do our main backgrounds are White, and for some single portraits we have grey, However, it can accommodate any colour but there may be charged an additional cost.

Definitely yes, I have many years in image editing and can remove and change many things please contact me or let us know on the day what you would like changed or removed. It is my rule that I will not remove a blemish that I consider is part of your normal face or body.

Basically, I felt that my commercial work under the banner of “Foyers.Photography” and my boudoir work with “Suffolk Boudoir” didn’t seem to mix even though I do both on a regular basis. So It was logical to set up two different brands.

Boudoir photography is a type of portrait photography that is intimate, sensual, and often suggestive. It is typically used to celebrate the beauty and sensuality of the human form and can be a great way for plus-size individuals to celebrate their bodies and feel confident and empowered. Here are some tips for taking boudoir photographs of plus-size individuals:

  1. Choose a photographer who is comfortable with and respectful of plus-size bodies. It is important to feel comfortable and safe during the photo shoot, and a photographer who is respectful and understanding can help create a positive and empowering experience.
  2. Experiment with lighting and posing to highlight your best features. Soft, diffused lighting can be very flattering for plus-size bodies, and posing can be used to draw attention to your best features and minimize any areas you may be self-conscious about.
  3. Choose clothing and lingerie that makes you feel comfortable and confident. This could be a lacy bra and panty set, a flowing robe, or any other type of clothing that makes you feel good about yourself.
  4. Remember that boudoir photography is about celebrating your body and your unique beauty. Don’t worry about trying to fit into a certain mould or ideal – embrace your body and show it off with pride.
  5. Consider hiring a professional makeup artist and hairstylist to help you feel your best. This can help boost your confidence and ensure that you look your best in the photographs.

By following these tips, you can create beautiful and empowering boudoir photographs that celebrate your body and your unique beauty.