When I was a teenager, my grandma bought me a little blue point-and-shoot Fuji camera for my first trip to Vancouver. I took a ton of pictures, and I still have them to this day. But back then, I didn’t understand why I should take photos—I didn’t want them just sitting on Facebook albums no one would look at or buried in folders on my PC. Without a drive or purpose, that little blue camera stayed in its case for a long while.

Lewdoir is more than just a photoshoot—it’s a space to express your boldest self without limits. Whether you want flirty cosplay, fierce fantasy, or artful adult content, Lewdoir embraces all identities and comfort levels. Say goodbye to cookie-cutter boudoir and hello to your shoot, your rules.

Wrestling photography isn’t just about snapping fast action — it’s a wild, sweaty, sometimes downright dangerous dance. After two years of dodging flying bodies and chasing chaos ringside, here are the ten biggest lessons I’ve learned to help you shoot smarter, stay safe, and tell better stories.

I’ve accepted he isn’t going anywhere. He’ll always be there, telling me my photos suck or that people will yell at me for taking too long. He’ll always be on my shoulder, trying to keep me small. But he may also be exactly what I need