“I just completed this plus-size boudoir course, and it was an absolute game-changer. The course beautifully covered the nuances of posing, lighting, and communication, emphasizing how to celebrate every curve with confidence and respect. It gave me practical tools and a deeper understanding of how to create an empowering, body-positive experience for my clients. I feel so much more prepared to approach plus-size boudoir sessions with sensitivity and creativity, and I’m excited to bring these lessons to my work!”

- more poses to be included in the course. - more outfit options and how to deal with it for plus size. - more day light shooting for plus size... or life style boudoir for plus size. - absoloutly against the use of any liquify for plus size women

lots of poses explained well, great course!

Very helpful, thank you so much

The tutorial offers practical ideas, but a few adjustments could strengthen the learning experience. The early modules felt longer than they needed to be. The concepts were sound, but a more concise introduction would help maintain attention before moving into the practical work. The shoot sections were more engaging, though the filming didn’t always show the setups clearly, and the model in the first setup appeared a little uncomfortable. Understandable with a real client, but it did influence how the session came across on camera. The most significant gap for me was not seeing images as they were taken. Even brief back-of-camera previews would have helped connect the instruction to the results. Without that, it felt a bit like a cooking class where the chef explains each step but never shows the dish coming together. If showing a client’s images wasn’t possible, a demonstration model could have been used instead. This gap became particularly noticeable during the discussion on distortion at 24–35mm. Without example frames, it was hard to visualise the effect. In the final set, the lighting explanation was quite brief. Simply noting that the light was overhead could be misinterpreted by someone new to lighting. Placing the model directly under the modifier risks strong shadowing and “panda eyes,” so a quick note on angle, distance or feathering would have added clarity. Overall, the core ideas are strong, the client handling is thoughtful, and the editing demo at the end was genuinely helpful. With a tighter introduction, clearer lighting guidance and more visual demonstration throughout, this could become an excellent resource—particularly for photographers new to plus-size boudoir work.

This course has expanded my knowledge with boudoir posing and utilizing limited studio space. Excellent job.

I love everything about it. You give great examples of how plus sizes should be captured and illustrated how to work the lens. I've been looking for a tutorial like this for plus sizes for a long time.

I was worried about using wide angle lenses but I can see how they can be used to flatter plus sized clients. I don’t agree with all of the editing tips but my biggest concern is that you are immediately flattening the files. I know this saves disc space but I would caution about doing that before the client sees and approves of the images. If the have issues, you’d have to redo the entire edit (assuming you kept an original file). If you wait, you might only have to tweak or redo a layer or two. I’m a huge fan of non-destructive editing.