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Curves Boudoir: Legs

Couple from a recent session. Legs! I know I’ve been posting lots of boudoir photos lately. I will be posting more portrait sessions and weddings soon as it is high portrait and wedding season! But I’ve also had the pleasure of photographing some amazing boudoir sessions, so I will continue to highlight those here as well. Are you a fan of the business on Facebook? There’s the Amy Sandoval Photography fan page and the Curves Boudoir fan page. You can “like” them to keep up with news there. Thank you as always to you faithful readers!

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JuliaApril 30, 2010 - 3:48 pm

LOVE the boudour legs photos. Might get mine done…ha ha!! Jules

Curves Boudoir: Virginia Beach Boudoir Session Featured

From my Curves Boudoir sessions in January – this wonderful client has given me permission to share some of her photos. I’m so appreciative to clients who allow me to share photos from their sessions – it provides a lot of insight for other women thinking about booking a session.

The next sessions will be held in April 9 and 10 – I have a waiting list and hope to open up another spot or two for that weekend. But if you need a session for another time, let me know. I am now scheduling individual sessions as needed – those sessions still include professional hair/makeup. For more info, see the Curves Boudoir website at http://curvesboudoir.squarespace.com – it includes full pricing, a great FAQ about how sessions work and what to expect as well as lots more photos. Be sure to click on the “Click to continue reading” link to see this session’s featured photos.

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EchoMarch 9, 2010 - 8:31 pm

You really rock the boudoir sessions! These are great!

Amy SandovalMarch 9, 2010 - 10:58 pm

Thank you so much, Echo! :)

lizetMarch 10, 2010 - 4:55 pm

she is gorgeous!!! Love these photo’s!! <3 beautifull light… :)

Curves Boudoir Post Peek: Take 2

People who know me well often ask, “How’d you get into shooting boudoir?”

Well, it’s a national trend, as I’ve mentioned before, and one that I immediately wanted to try. And one that I’ve really embraced. Not only do I love working with women of all ages, shapes and sizes and giving them the opportunity to see how truly beautiful they are, but I love the creative freedom that comes with this style of photography.

For me, boudoir isn’t just about sex appeal, it’s also about creating a feeling. I read a ton of fashion magazines for photographic inspiration. I apply post-processing techniques to many of the photos to give them the fashion-magazine look. Vintage processing, contrasty black and white photos and special attention to retouching make these photos more than just beauty shots.

Tonight I’ll share one photo that I fell in love with the moment I saw it pop up on my computer screen while downloading. I love the way her legs are bent – the way the animal-print on the shoe peeks out ever so slightly behind one foot. This reminds me of the Tyra Banks “broken down doll” look she so often talks about on America’s Next Top Model! And the shot inspired me to apply a  black and white process that really makes the grain in the photo sing – and there’s a hint of “vanilla” added to this black and white, so it’s not as dark as a traditional black and white.

Stay tuned for more sneak peeks this week – including some fab faces. It’s gonna be fun!

If you’re interested in booking a session, contact me by email (amy at amysandovalphotography.com) now to get on the email list for February session info. I plan to announce February dates right after Christmas. Sessions typically sell out to the folks on the email list – so get on the list today for an opportunity to grab a spot!

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DerekJanuary 25, 2010 - 4:00 pm

I Really enjoyed your portfolio. Your experience is evident through your work. I love how you’ve found these women in their elements and put them into a very retro feel. The grain and contrast enhancements compliment the models greatly. Kudos!