not capturing a day — Documenting an existence.

boudoir but make it transcendent

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Meet the Team

  • Founder Brooke Delp

    Brooke

    FOUNDER

    This is exactly what I’ll look like when we meet—give or take a few greys.

    Ok, well, I won’t be gazing off into the unknown. Maybe won’t have the subtle smile. But I’ll be holding that camera for sure!

  • Brooke Delp, founder sips cocktail

    Brooke

    Professional Retoucher

    Me again! I know what I’m looking for when I retouch your images and it’s because we talked about what you want!

    And while I won’t change your shape, I can make your skin look like you’ve been getting 8 glasses of water a day for the last ten years.

  • Girl smiling squatting on wall outside

    Brooke

    MARKETING DIRECTOR

    I do all my own marketing and that often involves sharing images.

    “All images?” you ask.

    No! I only share what clients want shared. I gotta get it in writing before it ever goes on Insta or my website.

    And there’s no pressure. I’m all about enthusiastic consent.

  • Girl smiles in front of Stephen King's house.

    Brooke

    Artistic director

    You’re never gonna believe this…

    It’s me, Brooke. From the studio to the client closet, to the posing (head to toe, should that be your thing), I do it all.

“I have a more unique look, and I’ve always struggled to feel traditionally feminine. Within minutes of meeting brooke, all my anxiety melted away."

Ashley y.

Boudoir in nature.

Here’s the thing: i’m obsessed with nature. forests and mountains, a rocky coastline, waterfalls, glaciers...perfect. it’s art all by itself. someone interacting with it? maybe nude? It makes my heart sing. But, it’s definitely not a studio. I bet you have questions, and you know I have answers.

nature boudoir faq

  • Shooting outside does have more elements to factor in. Typically I’ll look at the weather a few days out and confirm if I’m able to shoot you comfortably. We shan’t be shooting in a hurricane, I assure you.

    As for people…I cannot guarantee privacy unless we’re on private property. I do try to choose locations and times of the day that typically stay pretty quiet.

    As for bugs, well, that won’t be a problem. My outdoor shoots are limited. I only shoot between October and March because I don’t like ‘em as much as you don’t. Unless we fly to Iceland. Then we can shoot any time of year.

  • In Massachusetts (and many other states), there are strict laws about public nudity. If we’re on your private property, that doesn’t matter—get naked! If we’re on a beach, in a forest, or any other public place, it’s tricky. I suggest you bring nude panties and we cleverly approach topless-ness. Ultimately, it’s your body, your choice. If you wanna get fully nude, I ain’t the cops (Do it! It’s wonderful!)

    If you live in a state with relaxed laws, it’s no holds barred!

  • I can travel to just about anywhere! My travel fees are typically around $1500 within the continental U.S.

    Local travel fees (anywhere within 3 hours from Boston, MA) are discounted. Anywhere outside the U.S. is a custom price dependent on location.

    Travel fees are paid along with the deposit to secure airfare and hotel accommodations as early as possible. If I am already in your preferred location or if it’s on my wish list, the travel fee will be waived.

    • Any Place I’m Already Going to

    • Alaska

    • All Nordic countries

    • The U.K.

    • Switzerland

    • Belgium

    • New Zealand

    • Japan