Photoshoots at home can also be great fun! Everyone is relaxed as we play, eat, hide or just chill out on the sofa!
With this family, my eye was instantly drawn to their gorgeous window seats. And everyone was so engrossed playing peekaboo, they completely
forgot about the camera!
I photographed this family shortly before they started a new life in the Caribbean!
They asked me to photograph their favourite family activities to ensure their daughter would remember their time in the UK.
She rode her new bike all the way the park before feeding the local geese and chasing giant bubbles!
STYLE 4:
This photoshoot was so much fun! The family were staying in a Cotswold's holiday cottage to celebrate Grandma's special Birthday and I was her Birthday present!
She loves to bake with her Grandson so this became the theme for their photoshoot. You should have heard the giggles as we broke eggs, sieved flour and licked out the bowl!
Then we popped our wellies on to explore the village before heading home for...cake!
Believe it or not, but photographing teenagers is not as difficult as you'd imagine. The trick is to involve them when it comes to planning the photoshoot and keep it fast-paced on the day! Being flexible and happy to adjust to their emotions is also key.
Teenagers can also have their own quirky behaviours from being glued to their phones, or in this family's case, always lagging behind the rest of the family! I couldn't resist capturing this memory for them as we headed out and about in London!
Why should the humans have all the fun? Family photos should also include your pets be it at home or out and about.
capture the special relationship between their children and smaller pets. Would you like to include pets in your family portrait photos?
This family asked me to include their two elderly dogs who couldn't walk very far. Whilst other families have asked me to
STYLE 9:
TRADTIONAL
FAMILY PORTRAIT
PHOTOS
