Jen Rozenbaum

Jen Rozenbaum (USA) is a boudoir and portrait photographer, Nikon Ambassador, author, educator and advocate whose work encourages women to embrace confidence, femininity and self-expression. Through photography, teaching and her Shamelessly Feminine® movement, Jen creates space for honest conversations around body image, self-worth and the experiences that shape women’s lives.

Jen discovered photography in 2008 during a difficult period in her personal life. Looking for a creative outlet, she picked up a camera and began teaching herself through simple experiments at home. After assisting a friend on her first boudoir shoot, Jen immediately felt that she had found her calling. She transformed part of her home into a studio and built a thriving business, photographing more than 400 women during her first two years.

With a background in psychology and art, Jen sees boudoir photography as much more than creating intimate portraits. For her, the experience allows women to step outside their comfort zones, appreciate their bodies and reconnect with parts of themselves that may have become hidden through motherhood, illness, relationships or the many changes life can bring. As Jen says, the photographs are the souvenir; the confidence experienced during the session is what truly matters.

After being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, Jen turned the camera toward herself and shared her journey with openness and vulnerability. Her experience expanded her work beyond the studio into writing, speaking and advocacy around life after cancer, healing and rediscovering joy. Today, through photography, education and her Life After Breast Cancer podcast, Jen continues to encourage women to live with greater freedom, seek joy without self-judgment and allow themselves to be seen.