Taking it all the way back today | Body-positive boudoir photographer in Seattle, WA
Taking it all the way back to one of my first boudoir sessions, back in 2016 with Ms. K!
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I’m considering re-opening my calendar for body-positive boudoir, portrait and small business photography session bookings soon, so I’m judging level of interest. I’m vaccinated and I ask that you be as well, for my and your safety. Sessions will be distanced as much as possible and preferably outdoors. My home/studio is outside Seattle, WA. Are…
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WATCH: Lindley on Fat Product Reviews with Chrystal Bougon (with Transcript)
Because I have my fat fingers in so many pies, this chat with Chrystal Bougon of Curvy Girl Lingerie and All Bodies Electrolysis touches on lots of topics! If you’ve ever wondered about whether you can set boundaries with a photographer or how a good photographer works with mobility limitations or anxiety, this is the…
Body positive and fat acceptance definitions
What’s the difference between body positivity and fat positivity? How about body liberation or Health at Every Size (also called HAES)? Here’s a quick look at the terms and definitions I use in my body liberation work. Hear more from me:
A sneak peek for J. | Seattle body liberation boudoir photo sessions
A sneak peek for client J! I’m so delighted that more and more clients are choosing to explore with me what I call body contours: the shapes our bodies make at ease, at rest and in motion. I’m currently booking client photo sessions for Feb-March 2023.
The Fat Lady Sings: Lindley sings Time to Say Goodbye/Con Te Partiro
This is of course the song with a famous rendition by Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman. “Con te partirò” was never part of an opera, but was an individual piece written by Francesco Sartori (music) and Lucio Quarantotto (lyrics). It was released first as a solo piece by Bocelli and then as a duet with…
