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A typical modern boudoir image, shot in high key and implying rather than showing partial nudity. The nude or sexualized female form has been a theme of photography since as early as 1840.
It is common for women to have boudoir photographs of themselves made
as a gift to a partner, conventionally on the occasion of their
engagement, marriage, or before an enforced separation such as a
military deployment.
[7]
Boudoir photography is also sometimes given as a gift with the
intention of re-affirming and encouraging the romance and sensuality
between partners in a long-term relationship.
[8]
Increasingly, boudoir photography is seen as something that a person
might do purely for their own enjoyment, for the pleasure and
affirmation of seeing themselves as attractive, daring, sensual, and
sexually-desirable.
[9][10]
Boudoir photography encompasses a range of styles and moods. In the
United Kingdom
named categories include so-called "naughty girl", "fun and giggles",
and "provocative and sensual", with varying degrees of explicitness and
nudity.
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Visually the genre is characterized by diffuse
high-key images
[12] which flatter the appearance of skin, short focal distances, and shallow
depth of field,
[13]
which together impart an intimate, "dreamy" mood. Other common styles
include a low-key, deliberately grainy black-and-white, reflecting the
influence of art nudes, early erotic photography, and
film noir.
[13]
Also common are poses and lighting setups intended to replicate the
mood and appearance of classic pin-up photographs and paintings.
[14]
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