Christa Meola believes the camera doesn’t take a picture; it receives a confession.
Whether you are a photographer looking to find your voice or a woman standing at the edge of your own courage, look to her work. Step into the soft light. Trust the process. The Art Of Boudoir Photography By Christa Meola
The narrative tracks this subject from the initial blog selection and interview process through wardrobe selection and the actual shoot. The goal was to take an "overtaxed 21st-century woman" and help her find a sense of relaxation and sensual power. Key Themes of the Book Christa Meola believes the camera doesn’t take a
For the subject, a Christa Meola print hanging in a closet door (or proudly displayed on a nightstand) is a contract with oneself. It is a visual reminder, on a bad day, that they are desirable, powerful, and alive. Trust the process
The book is structured to guide photographers of all levels through the nuances of boudoir:
The art of boudoir photography, as exemplified by Christa Meola's work, is a powerful and transformative genre that celebrates the female form and empowers women to feel confident and beautiful. Through her art, Meola has helped to create a cultural shift, one that encourages women to love and accept their bodies, and to see themselves as strong, sensual, and beautiful. As a result, boudoir photography has become a mainstream phenomenon, one that will continue to inspire and empower women for years to come.