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Poolside swimsuit sessions

Resort pools are the classic Las Vegas swimsuit look — turquoise water, palm shadows, white loungers, and the skyline sitting behind you. We shoot these at your hotel where your room key gives us access, which keeps things simple and private.

Early morning is the sweet spot: the pool deck is empty, the light is soft, and the water is still glass. If you would rather shoot at night, the Strip's neon and hotel uplighting make a bolder, higher-contrast set — bring a robe and a second look for the room.

Controlled, private, indoors

Studio and suite sessions are the most private option, and the most flexible. Nobody walks through, the temperature is yours to set, and the light is built rather than found — which means we can go soft and warm, or hard and editorial, in the same hour.

This is where most boudoir sessions happen. Downtown's older suites and lofts bring in real character — marble, arched windows, deep window light — while the studio gives a clean backdrop for classic lingerie and implied work. Weather never cancels an indoor session.

Red Rock, Valley of Fire & the dry lake

Thirty minutes west of the Strip, Red Rock Canyon puts red sandstone walls behind you. An hour northeast, Valley of Fire gives deeper red rock and slot canyons. South of town, the dry lake bed is pure open space — nothing in frame but you, cracked earth, and sky.

Desert sessions run at sunrise or the last hour before sunset. Bring flat shoes for the walk in, a robe for between looks, and extra water. Red Rock and Valley of Fire both require a commercial photography permit and an entry fee — we handle the permit and build it into the quote.

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