Pregnancy is a time of massive change to a woman's mind and body. I wanted an experience to remember and document my changing body, embracing it's glory. It's also a time where many women feel shame about the changes in their body, and I wanted to embrace mine with open arms and share this with others.

There were some nerves. There were some times where I wanted to call and cancel the whole thing and then reminding myself what I wanted from it and why.

Connected to the spirit of the land. I am a warrior for mother earth; it is my source of power; that is why I wanted to be photographed under the mother Fig tree, amongst the rainforest and creek lines, the life force that feeds the valley below, feeds me as well.

I wanted to celebrate a moment in my life I could look back on and feel youth was not wasted, my life was not filtered, and I was not scared to try scary things.

There were some images I was instantly drawn to, that I loved so much! I wanted to share them all and show people the power of self-acceptance!

Doing the boudoir shoot was my way of challenging myself. It made me push through the limitations I’ve set upon myself because of the way my body has changed over the years due to illness and circumstances.

I was so thrilled when I saw my images for the first time. Being a shorter and smaller woman, I’ve always been called ‘cute’ and it was a bit different to see myself look more ‘sexy’.

Have you got enough of being shamed for your body? Would you like to have a liberating experience, bond with like-minded women and unite with nature?
Shameless Nature is for you!

Mothers and Daughters! When was the last time you had a professional photo taken with your mother or daughter?

Join us at our next Mother&Daughter Naked Face Photography Project.

The mission of the Mother&Daughter NFPP is to create the change that disrupts inherited conditioning passed down through generations causing young girls to strive for unrealistic beauty expectations.

A reverse before & after photoshoot/ workshop on 2nd April at Mango Hill

I suffer from depression and anxiety. I have an eating disorder. I am repeatedly told by society and the world, because of my weight and what I have been through, I am worthless, I am nothing, I am unworthy of love and power. I am unworthy to feel beautiful, I am unworthy of being able to shop in a shopping centre…

Today is my day and My Power comes back to me.

I wanted to feel beautiful, free and fall in love with myself and my body. Looking at the pictures I appreciated parts of my body that I didn't like as much and it definitely highlighted the parts that I already loved.

I was heartbroken as my long term marriage ended and I was kinda lost, but I found myself again…so much so that I am finally starting to see and truly love myself completely and accepting and appreciating my body as a beautiful whole and unique to me.

A woman who allows herself to be and feel whatever there is to feel. A woman who calls her body her home. A woman who allows her inner goddess to come forward when it is time to shine.

I was previously very self-conscious as I didn’t feel my body shape was very feminine and when I started working out and getting fit, I felt that I looked bulky and muscly and that isn’t feminine so how could it be beautiful?