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Let’s be honest for a moment: most good (emphasis on GOOD, this isn’t about those situationships we all end up stuck in once upon a time) relationships don’t fall apart because people stop caring. They fall apart because life gets loud… and dates get lazy. Not boring-on-purpose lazy.
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There are breakups. There are situationships. And then there’s watching seven years of your work and 17 years of your existence disappear overnight because they-who-shall-not-be-named decided to yeet me off the planet across ALL platforms (all. personal. all. professional).
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You’ve lived through so many versions of yourself — some you celebrated, some you didn’t. This post is your reminder that all of them mattered. Especially the ones no one saw.
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If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably been running on empty for a while. Maybe self-care means you actually managed to wash your hair this week, or maybe it means you just fucking made it through another day without collapsing.
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If you’ve landed here, it means boudoir has been on your mind, and honestly? Hell yes. I’m Sharla, the human behind Lanora Ronee Photography, and I know the questions that come up before booking a shoot like this. It’s a mix of excitement, nerves, and “what the actual f*ck do I expect?”
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Boudoir honestly isn’t just about pretty pictures for me; our entire experience is centralized around empowering you to own your body and your sexuality. It’s about taking risks, trying new things, and feeling damn confident and beautiful in your own skin. And I know a liiiittle bit about it… here I am during one of MY sessions.
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You know, sometimes it’s hard to put into words why I’m so damn passionate about boudoir photography. For me, it’s way more than just taking the pictures – it’s about meeting so many amazing women, building self-acceptance, inspiring body positivity, and creating art.
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Boudoir photography is a beautiful and empowering form of art that celebrates the beauty and sensuality of the human body. However, it’s important to recognize that not everyone feels represented in mainstream boudoir photography. Traditionally, boudoir photography has focused on cisgender, thin, and conventionally attractive bodies, leaving out many individuals who don’t fit into these narrow beauty standards.
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Babe. If you’re on this post right now, it means that you’re likely going through a tough time. Let me be the first to tell you, I see you. I hear you. I’ve been you.
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So I hear you’ve been considering booking a boudoir experience, but you aren’t sure what to expect during your session. While the idea of posing in
