Bring Old World Drama to Your Photography with Go for Baroque!

I’ve always been captivated by the paintings of the 16th and 17th centuries. The flirty yet innocent energy, intricate details, and dramatic lighting of artists like Peter Paul Rubens, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, François Boucher, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, and Adélaïde Labille-Guiard have always spoken to me. Their ability to tell powerful stories through light and composition is something I wanted to bring into modern photography, but in a way that’s accessible to every photographer.

When I was working out of my home studio, I needed to create jaw-dropping images in a small space, and I wanted to offer something fresh for clients who didn’t resonate with the typical boudoir aesthetic. That’s why I designed this course—to help photographers like you deliver stunning, unique sessions that blend timeless artistry with modern technique, no matter the size of your studio or budget.

This course is perfect for photographers who want to:

• Work with limited space or budget (hello, home studios!).
• Use natural or artificial light to create dramatic effects.
• Add PG-friendly sessions to their portfolio for clients who want to feel beautiful without being overly exposed.
• Upsell canvas prints or fine art-inspired sessions.
• Offer something truly unique to attract new clients and stand out in the market.

The BouDIY® Go for Baroque Tutorial isn’t just about pretty pictures—it’s about taking the timeless elements of Baroque and Rococo art and translating them into modern, practical techniques. You’ll learn how to style your own Rococo-inspired sets on a budget, even in small spaces, and how to apply lighting and posing strategies that make your images feel like they belong in a museum. 

Whether you’re inspired by historical art or simply want to expand your creative range, this course will help you elevate your work and reach a broader audience.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Master dramatic and flattering lighting techniques, including Rembrandt lighting and tenebrism.
• Style and photograph Rococo-inspired sets in small spaces for a painterly look.
• Create stunning, client-focused boudoir images using pastel tones, soft lighting, and playful compositions.
• Use Baroque and sinister diagonal lines to guide the viewer’s eye and add storytelling depth.
• Develop images with a fine art-inspired feel using Lightroom and Photoshop techniques

What’s Included in the Course

• 2 hours of content across 12 videos with captions and speed control, viewable on mobile, desktop, or cast to a smart device.
• DIY tutorials for creating Rococo-inspired robes and lace cherub wings.
• Exclusive BouDIY® Go for Baroque presets to transform your images with just a few clicks.

So, if adding painterly sessions to your boudoir repertoire is what you’re after, this course is exactly what you need! You’ll create stunning, art-inspired images that attract a whole new market and give your portfolio a unique edge.