Zena Negron

07/31/2026

Wax play is when wax is dripped onto someone’s skin. It’s a form of temperature play as it leaves a slight burning sensation on the skin.

In my own personal use I enjoy using massaging candles. It’s a beautiful way for me to connect with myself, massage and love up on myself. And of course they are fun to play with a partner. 😉

Please make sure you do your research if this is something that sparks your interest. Not all candles are safe for wax play.

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07/31/2026

07/27/2026

As your photographer, it’s apart of my job to pose you. I have zero expectation of anyone walking into a shoot with me being an expert poser. In fact, a majority of bo***ir poses are unnatural and feel awkward. I will guide you into them and make sure you look fabulous and sexy! 😍❤️‍🔥

It’s time you take the leap and invest in yourself. You can book a shoot with me at Zenanegron.photography

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07/20/2026

When you see your reflection, who is looking back at you? Do you notice the creases in your skin, the softness of your lips, the colors of your iris? Do you feel connected with who is looking back at you?

With so much happening in the world, it’s easy to drift off to just feel okay. But more than ever, right now is important for you to stay connected with your inner self. See your reflection, love who you are, shower yourself in beautiful literature, art, dance, movement, loving community and nature. To be able to show up for others, you must first show up for yourself.

You are a work of art, allow me to capture it and show you. You can book bo***ir session with me at zenanegron.photography or by going to the link in my bio.

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07/17/2026

How did you get into bo***ir photography, is one of the most asked questions I get. I understand the ask, this type of photography isn’t just for anyone.

I discovered my love for photography through nature photography as a child. As I got older I started to use myself as my own subject.

Growing up I molded myself into a person that I thought would be loved and praised by my family and accepted by society. The person I molded myself into wasn’t my true self. I pushed down who I truly was and lived in a lot of anger, hatred and pain.

Through my photography I was able to explore who I was, what I was feeling during that time and just capture who I was in that moment. I’ve been able to explore my gender identity and just allow myself to be who I am with zero judgment. Being able to look back on these photographs is a wild ride for me but I am glad I took the photos of myself. I am proud of who I grew up to be. If I could, I would give my younger self a big hug, kiss on the forehead and tell myself “you are very loved for who you truly are.”

All I’ve wanted to do since I was a kid was take beautiful photos that would change peoples lives and I hope through my photography people are able to see themselves in a more loving, kind way. I truly feel like I’m doing exactly what I was put on this earth to do. ❤️‍🔥
When you’re in front of my lens you’re showing me a part of your journey and I wanted to show you some of mine. 🫶
***ir

07/16/2026

Don’t you just love a good book you can flick right through? 😏❤️‍🔥

***ir ***irphotographer

07/10/2026

Real estate photographers, what’s your go to tripod head? I’m trying out this 3-way gear head by K&F CONCEPT