MY WHY
I am Denice Lachapelle, a portrait and boudoir photographer passionate about creating authentic experiences for women while helping you see your inner beauty. My timeless approach to photographing a woman’s body allows me to focus on celebrating you in the most natural way.
Boudoir is more than just taking a portrait of a woman in delicate lace lingerie. Boudoir portraiture is vulnerable. It seeks truth for both the artist and the muse. As a boudoir photographer, I have always desired to create boudoir imagery that uplifts and inspires women.
If you yearn to connect with your body and honor yourself with timeless and emotion-filled photos, whether that happens with a portrait or a boudoir session, then my photography style is for you.
I promise that there won’t be any weird posing or angles here. Our time together will be intentional and you will feel grounded in rediscovering yourself.
I love celebrating Women through boudoir & portraiture
The connections I am able to make with women are unforgettable. I believe that to feel the unknown is the most beautiful form of creation. Everyone has a gift within them. Something to give, a story to tell. I want to be there to capture your inner self and help you tell that story.
This is my wish for you: for you to experience a celebration of yourself like never before, and to connect with who you are on a deeper level because you are deserving of your love.
What Inspires Me
slow mornings
the way the light and shadow dances together
meditation & prayer
Morning rain showers. The sound of the rain soothes me.
music
conversations with my friends
cinema, specifically independent films
studying art and the photographers before me
solo dates at the park or the museum
May I Share With You My Most Intimate Feelings?
When I was a little girl, I longed for understanding. I loved getting lost in thoughts that were mine to keep. Art captivated a unique sensation always leaving me with desires of more. Poetry was my companion. My journal was my keeper. I never knew why I felt this way and as an adult, I am still finding my way through these feelings…