Posted by Shayla Simmons — 19 Jun 2013
There are many rooms in a house, but one in particular that we treasure above the rest; the bedroom. For many it is a place of relaxation, or a place to catch up on recorded shows that have been missed during a busy week.
While it may serve as a place to relax and unwind, taking a look under the covers can illustrate a very intimate and sensual story. Boudoir Photography is gaining in popularity and can be captured in many ways. For this Boudoir blog the selected JPG images show a very tasteful, yet sexy, side of the bedroom.
Hope you linger a bit longer in this intimate space...
Boudoir by Talitha Tarro
Boudoir by Cyndal Lorch
boudoir by paulo rodrigues
Legs by Melissa Glynn
*** by Ania Cywi�ska
Whisper by Jade Turnbull
room 611 by mukti echwantono
morning light by Jillian Xenia
Take a moment before you slip off to sleep or rise in the morning to capture your take on Tasteful Boudoir Photography or take a moment to browse the selection of photos throughout JPG. Upload your own or create a collection and post the links below in the comment area.
Turn down the bed and awaken us with your shots!
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 17 Jun 2013
Photo of the Week
Feeding 1 by Lew Harford
Story of the Week Recitals Galore
Young Classical Dancer by Michele Wambaugh
Member of the Week susumu katayama
. by susumu katayama
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 17 Jun 2013
"The Moment." A moment of surprise, sadness, the look on someones face at a reunion, all human reactions caught to cherish forever.
First introduction..... by Josh, Hoenie
Untitled by bryon landerman
Uppercut by Christine Lebrasseur
Untitled by Aaron Morgan
First Flight by Robert Newman
st by Antonio Perrone
Happiness all around by rinda koban
Best Friends by Jessica
Not Again by Cyle O'Donnell
once i will be a butterfly, maybe by mie cornoedus
Focs i campanes by FaLLeN GuSiLuCiUs
Holiday Romance by E1 Wall-Cough
wooHoo! by Raje Esteban
A Hard Left by Doglvr
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 12 Jun 2013
When times are hard, whether from illness, old-age, diminished mental state or otherwise, it's easy to withdraw from your social circles, turn inward and lose hope.
Deprived from interaction with family and friends you may become trapped behind an imaginary wall of glass. Many people that feel trapped can't break through the wall, but only press their head against it in isolation, fear, and sadness; these feelings take a toll on the human psyche. But, for a few, the "will" finds a grasp and revives hope, and soon the glass is shattered and healing can begin... from the inside - outward. So when you're faced with hard times, please take a look inward and find that shred of hope, because that is what can make all the difference in the world.
trapped by katie mcfaul
Day 18 - Wishing for rain by Lillian Reid
Sacred Shower by Chad Foreman
rain by Aloha Lavina
Deep inside...... by mukti echwantono
Mara by simone ridi
Take a look into your soul and show us your images of entrapment or isolation and what it feels like to you. Upload and post links to your images down below in the comment box. There are so many images through the JPG gallery that you may just want to put a collection together and if you do, please drop the link in the comment area as well
Break through the wall and show us some powerful images!!!
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 10 Jun 2013
Photo of the Week
Cause for Concern by Frank Somma
Story of the Week Best Pack EVER!
My Pack by Alyson Hansen
Member of the Week Chelsea Yarger
cool leaning by Chelsea Yarger
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 10 Jun 2013
This Photo Challenge was all about winding, and arduous roads that we
travel, streets such as Lombard Street in San Francisco, Hana Highway in
Maui, Hawaii.
These roads are so curvy that they make you second guess that meal you
just had....but, these roads usually pay off in the views!
The Long and Winding Road by Noel Teves
Corfu Curves by Donald Garrett
Ziggy-zaggy by Grethel Ulang
long trip to.. by martin altclas
Hedley-Nickel Plate Road by Drew Makepeace
Way Down by Evelyne Schulte
Take the Road Less Traveled... by Rebecca Raber
Switched Back by Allison Macsas
Road To Heaven's Gate (China) by Andrew Dutton
Around the bend by Aaron Morgan
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 5 Jun 2013
With much of the world having been already discovered and explored, modern adventurists take to the caves, spelunking, diving or ice climbing into some of the most treacherous spots on and in the earth. There are many types of caves; ice caves, caves that animals have made into habitats, caves that are above or below the earth's surface.
The "Everest of Caves" is Krubera-Voronya in Abkhazia in the south of Russia. This cave is the world's deepest known cave. The Krubera-Voronya is an astonishing 7,208 feet deep.
In San Luis Potosi, Mexico, a cave called the Cave of Swallows draws the most extreme base jumpers in the world to experience a twelve second jolt of pure adrenaline.
If you prefer your caves underwater, there are many beautiful undersea worlds to explore, from Russia, to Mexico, to Florida and beyond.
These lucky JPGers have explored on their own and have survived with some incredible shots to tantalize the explorer in each of us...check them out!
The cave by Takis Eos
The Cave by Benny R@mirez
the Tianmen Cave by Kong Wenjing
Ice Cave by Thomas Brauer
Cave by Ricardo Ramos
Cave of Crystal by jemma jacques
Cavern Diving by Vin Weathermon
Untitled by
ivo rusevIf you like to explore and are tired of simply traversing the earth's surface, try a cave....you may want to grab more than your camera, though... Consider employing an experienced guide to help ensure your safe return.
When you get back, upload your pictures and post links in the comment area below. Now, if you prefer to live your life vicariously through others while safely surfing through images on JPG we don't blame you one bit. While you're on your epic browsing journey, if you see a few images you love, create a collection and post a link to share.
Start exploring!!!!
Posted by Toby Morrison — 4 Jun 2013
Best of Photo Challenge Up All Night! We know it can be a challenge to take great images in low light conditions. With the right amount of patience and determination even the most mundane objects can come alive at night. We'd like to thank everyone who participated. Congratulations to the top three photos selected by ! These JPGers will soon be adding a to their camera bag!
First Prize Winner!!! And recipient of the
6:39PM by
Wb Wilapa Second Prize Winner!! And recipient of the
Thrice Reflected by
Bailey Cooper
Third Prize Winner! And recipient of the
Kiss by
Denise ReganWe also wanted to give mention to more of our favorite photos from Photo Challenge: Up All Night
Selected by JPG Staff
Lower Manhattan by Justin Bowen
Queen's Necklace At Night, Mumbai (India) by Sangita Rao
Marocco by night by Ben Mille
Full moon night - Kumbh Mela by Sambit Chatterjee
Transient by
Kevin Raggio 
Newport Bridge, no Super Moon by
Steve Baker 
Romantic capture by Simona Ranieri
Thank you all for the fantastic submissions and.... Congratulations to the winners!!!
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 4 Jun 2013
Photo of the Week
Bumble Bee by Antje Woolum
Story of the Week out the window
the bench 8 (loving) by Antonello Incagnone
Member of the Week Kenneth Boston
Untitled by kenneth boston
Posted by Shayla Simmons — 2 Jun 2013
Sunday mornings can be spent in bed with the sun creeping through the
blinds energizing your spirit. Possibly Sunday is spent having coffee
and doing a crossword puzzle in the park. Some people like their
Sundays to start with dressing up and going to church, followed with
brunch with friends and family.
tender by Jillian Xenia
Swims with Socks by Jesse McClear
Calm Raod by Hans F. Daniel
St. Judas Tadeo Chapel by Angel Arocho
Rainy Sunday Syndrome by Kutay Akyurek
Pink Convertible by Petra Stanley
Sleeping Beauty by Jenna Herman
Untitled by K.R Pierce
Total Relaxation by Lucas
Morning by Jeremy Jones
Closed June 2, 2013
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