Tristine Davis Photography

Photography in West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Tequesta, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Jensen Beach, Port St. Lucie, Florida and beyond

Name your own price boudoir experience.

I started out wanting to just photograph women, I believe it is so important to feel beautiful, to feel sexy and empowered! I myself have been photographed many times, and at first I was nervous and unsure but after doing it. I am now addicted to feeling great about myself, and can’t wait for the next time. This feeling is what I want to give to all women.

A boudoir session will give you self confidence, and a sense of liberation. Women tell me all the time how they want to do this so bad, but they don’t.

So I decided to at least take one big excuse away… MONEY

This Jan 2020 I am once again offering 10 spots for boudoir shoots that I call “Name your own price boudoir experience.” (I did this a couple years ago and everyone loved it!)

All you have to do is Email me the ideas you have for your dream shoot and what you want to pay. It’s that simple. No reasonable offer will be refused. If I am unable to do you sessions for what you offer I will come back with a offer that we both can agree on. (remember I have bills to pay too.)
As a reference, my standard shoots start at $625 and includes a 1 hour shoot, professional hair and makeup and 25 digital images of your choice fully edited. info@tristinedavisphotography.com

Here are several guidelines:

  1. I am only offering 10 slots from now until June 2020.
  2. I HIGHLY recommend you have your hair and makeup done by one of my talented stylists. The rate for hair and make up is $125
  3. Session retainers must be paid by Jan 31, 2020, session can be booked anytime from now till June 2020
  4. You can bring your girlfriends and make a day of it.
  5. Payment plans are available.
  6. I have prints, albums, canvases and digital images available.
  7. I promise you will have an amazing experience and want to do it again next year!

Underwater Photography in West Palm Beach, Jupiter, Hobe Sound, Tequesta, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Port St. Lucie, South Florida.

This was an extremely special session for me and for this amazing woman. Jessica has been through so much and is so strong – a true fighter. I photographed her with another photographer Jessica DeYoung Photography, after her first lumpectomy and I was honored to photograph her again. She is an inspiration.

Cancer is awful and affects everyone in one way or another. This was such a bittersweet session for me as I lost my Dad one year ago this Saturday, September 20, 2014 to lung cancer. It was one of the worst days of my life. It was difficult to watch my Dad become so sick.

It is so important to have yourself checked every year and every time you find something new. Early detection is key. Jessica is lucky even though she has been through something awful, she will survive. I am so glad to have met her. She is a beautiful person inside and out. Thank you Jessica for allowing me to capture this important time in your life.

Here is Jessica’s story…

“I’m 31 and I am about to have a double mastectomy. Mastectomy doesn’t just happen to people with full blown invasive breast cancer or people who undergo genetic testing due to family history and decide to be the master of their own fate. It also happens to people like me… otherwise healthy people who eat well, exercise, don’t smoke, don’t take birth control pills, and have breastfed their babies (all are supposed risk-reducers). About three years ago, I felt a lump in my breast. My doctor said it was probably a cyst and to come back if it wasn’t gone in six months. I wasn’t comfortable with that and requested an ultrasound, which showed a solid mass. The time between then and now contained a biopsy, lumpectomy, and reconstruction. My diagnosis was atypical lobular hyperplasia. My follow-up plan consisted of twice-yearly ultrasounds, which have resulted in many more findings and many more biopsies. Then came mammograms and an MRI. The most recent biopsy led us to where we are now. Atypical ductal cells and few other scary findings… all in the same breast as before. It is a ticking time bomb. In some cases like mine, people would have a lumpectomy to remove the area in question and then use drugs to suppress it, but I am not a candidate for the medication. Given all this, I am choosing to treat my current condition and prevent future recurrence at the same time. Whether you’re 28 or 58, stay on top of your preventative care. If something doesn’t seem right, question it. Get a second opinion. This is really not what I planned to be doing at 31, but it is much better than what I will be doing at 32 if I don’t. Even though it doesn’t always feel like it, I am lucky that everything worked out this way and that we caught this so very early. Hopefully before the need for further treatment. I feel even luckier to have had the chance to document this moment in my life and my body as it is now. Thank you, Tristine!”