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"I was shooting this folio at home during the first cold days, because in the morning I was in a very sad mood and I needed something to cheer me up. I was thinking that it was very unusual to be shot in my everyday clothes. After the shoot I felt calm because I didn't worry about how I looked and it calms me down. At the same time it was a bit difficult to take pictures of myself not being used to doing it so casually, and also using only the front camera made this process a bit of a quest, because when you don't have a mirror at home it's hard to find the right poses or capture your whole body using only the front camera. but it was fun. I really liked this project you learn to love yourself as you are, without styling, without beautiful clothes and professional lighting. I would gladly try again and again. At the moment when I just started to undress I felt the greatest excitement."

"For today's folio, I decided to use my boyfriend's apartment. We just came home from a walk. I was wearing a beige tight-fitting dress and no panties at all during the walk. I had a little time to rest, and then I had to get ready for a party. I took selfies while I was changing in front of the mirror and lying on the bed. Sometimes my boyfriend would drop by and I liked the way he looked at me. I think you'll like looking at me too. It turns me on. I really love it. Then I went to the kitchen, started cooking and took some more selfies there. As always, I used a lot of poses with my feet up and tried pressing the smartphone with my feet again. I even sat on the kitchen floor for a while. I found it very exciting. I'm sure you'll appreciate it too!"

"Snuggling in bed on a cold morning, I felt inspired to do another ISM. After reluctantly getting out of my boyfriend's toasty bed, I wandered around his home to find the place with the best light. In the end, that turned out to be the balcony off his bedroom. Although it was freezing, the light was perfect and he kindly got me a rug so I didn't have to sit on the cold tiles. As I was doing my shoot, I would catch occasional glances of him sneaking a peek at me. This shoot symbolises new beginnings, a shedding if you like. The transition of intact stockings, that begin to show wear. The realisation that they no longer serve their purposes, signalling time to let them go and leave them in the past to reveal a bright and shiny new layer of myself."

"The experience of participating in this project and playing with ropes was both thrilling and introspective. As the ropes embraced me, I felt a rush of vulnerability mixed with a surprising sense of freedom. This is an experience I won't forget; it marks a new chapter in my life where I can share another side of myself with those who see it as art. Each knot became a symbol of trust- trust in myself and the process of being open. Placing the camera on different angles, I was aware of my body and its contours, every angle revealing something new. There was an exhilarating tension in the air, blending restraint with creative expression. In that moment, I captured not just images but an exploration of my identity, pushing boundaries and embracing my authentic self. Thank you, Feck, for allowing me to reveal this other side of me! :)"

"I did this shoot with great inspiration, turned on my favorite music, I began to create, I admired my body, movements, in a relaxed way I reunited with my inner goddess, and discovered my femininity and sexuality. I enjoyed the process, in all the corners of my house, in the kitchen and in the room, on the bed, on the floor and on the kitchen table, it was an incredible feeling. The body is a whole art, every part of the chest, nipples, belly, pussy, tight and aesthetically beautiful, a body that wants to caress and love, with all its beautiful curves, legs and little fingers that you want to lick, heels that you want to caress, and the whole body is feminine, tender, and incredible."

"Hello! I made this shoot on one of the warm summer days right at home. It took me a few goes until I felt that I got it right, and things like lighting and interruptions were also a factor. I thought it would be difficult to take so many photos in one room with one window, but as you can see, I did it. During filming, the sun went behind the clouds and I had to finish some photos on another day. I felt beautiful and proud of myself."

I shot this set in my living room, on a beautiful spring afternoon in Melbourne. I wanted something that reflected my playfulness, bubbly personality, and love of pastels. I had SO much fun!! I love getting messy and I couldn't stop giggling throughout the entire shoot, especially when popping the confetti balloons over my head! The most complicated part was needing to keep all the blinds and curtains wide open for the light - my house faces onto a busy street, and a few people walking by probably caught some glimpses. Oops, you're welcome!

"I shot my portfolio at home, in my bedroom, living room and outside. I found my confidence increased as I took more photos and I started to enjoy looking at myself. I was surprised by how turned on I felt looking at my own body move in the mirror. I experimented with some props, using some dried dyed flowers and my favourite colour pink to show off my personality and artistic direction. I especially liked taking these artsy shots and playing with light, colour and shape. I've never felt more empowered and confident in my body than after this shoot!"

"I don't like to stay at home, because I live with my mother and sister, often I rent a room on the weekends to be alone with myself, it was on one of those days that I started my journey to open up to people, open up to myself. In the process of taking pictures, I felt sexy, light and desired. While I was taking close-up photos, I began to see more of myself than before and I loved myself even more. When I take close-up photos I feel uncomfortable, the camera is so honest. I like to feel it though, because it is the way to a new me."