Our boudoir photography has a new home: Finding Something Lost
We have been photographing boudoir and nudes since we opened the studio in 2011.
For most of that time, boudoir and nude photography lived here, on Spence Photography, alongside family portraits, dogs, horses, and everything else we do. It was always the work that could make the biggest difference to a client and because of that, the work we were most proud of. It was also, if we're honest, the work that got the least attention here.
That felt wrong. It has always felt wrong. It hasn't done the work justice, it hasn't done the clients justice either.
So we built it a home of its own.
Finding Something Lost is a dedicated home for our boudoir and nude photography - new brand, new site ... same photographer, same studio in Central Scotland. The name might not be the obvious choice for a boudoir and nudes photographer, but it says something meaningful: women keep arriving looking for something, and more often than not, they find it.
The new site describes what we offer to clients in much more detail. The experience (from first contact to collecting your portraits), client stories (everyone has their own story to tell), more of what actually makes a boudoir session with us special and of course what they thought of the experience.
The photography hasn't changed. The studio hasn't changed. What's changed is that this work finally has the space it deserves.
If you've been thinking about a boudoir experience - and if you're reading this on here, there's a reasonable chance that a boudoir experience might be your solution to find something you think lost. If that brought you here, the new site is the place to start.
You got this far - head over to Finding Something Lost to find out how the experience would work for you.
You haven't really lost it, you maybe just need a little time and help to find it again.