Yes! The medicine of nudity, along with Nature, is the foundational medicine of this photography experience.

Please also see the FAQ on “Can I bring props with me?”

You are encouraged to wear something that you feel comfortable in AND that is easy to put on AND take off.

Some of the easiest pieces of clothing to remove are dresses, oversized shirts, loose shorts and robes. It is recommended to not wear undergarments such as underwear and bras.

Depending on the location it may or may not be an authorized NUDE spot, which is why you are encouraged to wear something easy and loose to remove. Plus, if it’s cold and/or windy it’s helpful to have something easy to put on your body if necessary.

As for your feet, anything easy to slide on or off is recommended, like sandals and slides.

A FEW THINGS TO BRING

Water

Body towel

Loose dress easy to cover up with

Easy slip on shoes

A sunhat

AN OPEN MIND & HEART

In the experience of working together, Kerry will be a space of support and guidance for you in preparing. You will have the tools and awareness you need in how to best be prepared for this part of your experience.

Additionally, ways you can prepare…

Integrate more nudity into your daily routine, inside and outside.

Move to 3 songs naked a day. Preferably three different songs that each evoke a different texture of emotion; like anger, sadness and joy.

Spend at least 1 hour a day in nature in silence, alone.

Arrive to the location of your photoshoot at least 30 minutes before to root into the environment and relax your nervous system.

DO NOT PRACTICE POSING. Instead of practicing poses, observe and witness your natural ways of being when you’re out in Nature. Do you prefer laying on the Earth, face up or face down? Do you enjoy sitting against trees? Do you enjoy observing tiny bugs and plants or taking in landscapes? This experience is about your natural flow. Trust that this essence and I will guide you.

The nature of my photography is capturing the raw, bare aspect of the human body in nature. My request is always bare, which means no jewelry, hair accessories, bras, underwear, clothing props, items, etc.

Some props and clothing may be necessary depending on the location. For example, boots may be necessary during a winter shoot in 0°F and 6 inches of snow.

However, certain “props” may be necessary for your healing. Knowing there is a distinction between a prop providing a purpose vs one that just “looks good”. We are in the medicine of purpose, intention, and deep healing.

The guidance of this experience is "no makeup". Which simply means refraining from using cosmetics.

While makeup is often used to enhance one's appearance and provide a sense of comfort, we encourage you to explore your natural beauty without relying on it. This does not imply that using makeup is inherently wrong; rather, it's a deliberate choice to create a healing environment where guests can reconnect with their inner selves without the need for external enhancements.

Come as you are, even if you’re tired, frustrated, annoyed, overwhelmed, sad, etc. The beautiful gift about this experience is your vulnerability. You may think your sadness that day may hinder your photos, but what I want you to know is that it can enhance your experience.

Plus, once you’re out in Nature, that can and most likely will shift. We’re not attempting to hide or cover anything up in this experience. It is about raw intimacy.

Kerry’s main role is to be the container of your experience and the witnesser of you. Her intent is to capture YOUR intimate connection with the Earth, which is not about a pose or posture of your body. It is a presence and an emotion. This is about YOU trusting your body and honoring how it wants to move.

She is there to support you in your intimacy being captured and experienced and to draw out more of you. She will guide you when necessary and communicate with you throughout the process so that more of your juice flows out to be captured.

Unless the person or persons you’re bringing with you are a part of the photoshoot, as in being in the photos, no one else is encouraged to be with you.

The reason is, that other people can be a distraction and also impact the direction of your healing. When I am hired as your guide and you are a yes to receiving this medicine, the exchange is between the two of us. This container is about honoring the integrity of this healing/medicine.

If the person in question becomes a part of your healing, as it relates to our work together, than the possible of another being a part of the photoshoot may change.