What a fun client! Every time I lifted my camera, Erin gave me the best facial expressions! She was a joy to shoot with. We started off shooting just a few pinups of a super cute apron she brought with her. We tossed in a few props to complete the look. Then we snapped a few boudoir images both in our existing studio as well as our studio expansion. The studio was bare and undecorated, but we had to drag her over there anyway.

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