I am looking at you…
I look intently at you and adjust your clothes, where they’ve slipped out of place.
I chose this outfit for you based on your fantasies. You brought some pieces to the shoot yourself—ones that fascinate you—or you’re wearing clothes from the Lux collection.
Click
… You press yourself against the wall in sheer pantyhose and a tight lace thong, barely covered by a short miniskirt.
… Or you, in your elegant shirt, already rumpled, which I’m now slowly unbuttoning…
Click
… Dim light.
… You with your legs spread
… You kneeling on the floor beneath me. I slide my fingers, clad in latex gloves, into your mouth.
We take our time. We let ourselves go. We try out different outfits and poses. As your photographer, I give you instructions and correct your posture.
Voyeurism
For me, photography is a very intimate experience. In your revealing poses, you expose yourself to my gaze. Again and again, I come close to you—but only to photograph a detail, adjust your clothing, or correct your pose. I feel your longing for me to finally bridge the distance completely. But for me—for the pictures—you’re willing to hold that strenuous pose just a little longer. “Spread your legs even wider,” I instruct you. And then I see something I absolutely want to capture in the photo:
“Perfect! That’s really good now… You're doing so well. Don’t move!”
You hold still. Click. Now I guide you into fluid, sensual movements. You touch yourself at my prompting, and I photograph the gentle caress of your fingers against your skin.
After the photo shoot, you'll look at the pictures…
The pictures capture what we shared during the shoot… You can see yourself in the images:
Maybe they show
… your mouth open in a soft moan… my hand running through your hair or caressing your body… the marks of my fingernails on your skin.
… Certain things you especially like or tried with me for the first time.
… Your hot milk and honey on the floor.
With one hand, I touch you very gently between your legs and slide my hand into your pants; with the other, I take a photo of you.
And then I set the camera aside and give my full attention entirely to your body…
Self-expression
Photography is a form of self-expression for both the person in front of the camera and the one behind it. In my experience, many people who are drawn to BDSM also yearn for other forms of creative self-expression.
This can include writing, painting, music, acting—and, as in this case, photography.
Something inner
Photography—precisely because of the distance—is a means of creating intense intimacy. For on the one hand, my full attention is on you—yet on the other hand, I’m viewing you through the camera lens.
Photography creates a frame, sometimes a poetic one. It captures the experience. A distinct atmosphere emerges because our shared focus is on the images: we create something that transcends the here and now.
This is particularly alluring if you want discover yourself anew: as a sub or in a specific sexual practice that excites you. Or in a role, in a costume that fascinates you.
About me
For me, photography has always been closely intertwined with my own eroticism and the exploration of my erotic preferences.
I am especially intimite with (erotic) photography from the perspective of the model: For a while, I worked as a nude and art model in front of the camera, or as a life model for visual artists.
I found it deeply captivating to immerse myself in another person’s visual world with my own body, to experience myself in different contexts while being observed by someone else. How do I react? How can something become visible that I didn’t even know existed within me?
I include this intense experience into my sessions, though now I’m the one behind the camera, gently creating the setting for my subs.
A rare intimacy can develop between the photographer and the model, because they share something unique with each other.
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