The Ultimate Boudoir Bootcamp

MALE PHOTOGRAPHER EDITION

Yes, technical skills are incredibly important as a photographer. No doubt about that. But a sole focus on those will only get you so far. It’s another set of skills entirely that pushes a photographer from good to great; particularly when it comes to boudoir photography. It’s the intangible skills. The ones that cannot be seen, but your subjects can sense. These skills are often overlooked or minimized, but they are absolutely essential for success.

Enter the Ultimate Boudoir Bootcamp: Male Photographer Edition! A workshop that shines a light on the often ignored perspective of women in front of the lens. In order to successfully work with and capture any subject, an understanding, appreciation, and respect of their experience is key.

The goal is to teach you the essential intangibles that will transform you into a truly notable boudoir photographer; and making them clear and actionable so you can take your work and career to the next level!

Marco Ibanez

@marcoibanezphoto

Renowned Boudoir Photographer and Instructor

Lindsey K Weller

@lindseykweller

Professional Model, Actor, and Host

M.A. in Psychology from American University

B.A. in Psychology and English from Bucknell University

This full-day workshop with Marco and Lindsey will cover all the below and more!

• The ins and outs of building a boudoir photography business

• Understanding the unique challenges of being a male boudoir photographer, and the best ways to overcome them.

• How to communicate effectively and respectfully with female clients before and during shoots.

• The importance of word-of-mouth marketing, and the skills you need to demonstrate for your positive reputation to precede you.

• The definition of emotional intelligence and why it’s essential as a (particularly male) boudoir photographer.

• The importance of physical boundaries, asking permission, word choice, and posing etiquette.

• The direct perspective of women in front of the lens; outlining notably positive and negative personal experiences with male photographers.

• A full boudoir shoot combining technical skills with the psychological lessons of the day.

Take the time.

Make the investment.

Reap the rewards.