New Orleans Boudoir March 2010
New Orleans boudoir art captured in a historic brick hotel and iconic cemetery setting. Fine art nude photography celebrating texture, history, and feminine presence in NOLA.
Jen Coombe
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The first time I ventured into the infamous Quarter in New Orleans, I felt claimed by it. Initiated...
The scent of rain on warm brick. The hush of old cemeteries beneath ancient oaks. Music rising from balconies as if the city itself were breathing.
It is a place where sensuality feels woven into the architecture. Where history presses close, and beauty lingers in the air. Where old plaster walls hold texture and memory, and standing bare against them feels less like exposure and more like belonging. Raw. Honest. Elemental.
Being naked in that light, against those weathered surfaces, was not performance. It was a conversation with age, depth, and atmosphere. Captured through the lens of a remarkable local New Orleans photographer whose eye understands character, shadow, and the quiet power of place.
This gallery is a love letter to that first encounter. To the magic of discovering a city that feels both decadent and deeply sacred.
