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Family Photographer in Buckinghamshire

Relaxed family photographs at your home, in a Buckinghamshire park the children already know, or at the Northwood studio.

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The short answer

Is there a family photographer who comes to you in Buckinghamshire?

Yes. Kaushik comes to your home or a park near you anywhere in Buckinghamshire, with Denham about 4 miles from the Northwood studio, Gerrards Cross and the Chalfonts about 6, and Amersham, Beaconsfield and Chesham about 10 to 11. Parks such as Lowndes Park in Chesham or Denham Country Park work well with young children. Family session prices come by phone or WhatsApp, and the written quote spells out travel from Northwood to your part of Bucks.

Our usual session area is within about 20 miles of the studio. Further out in Buckinghamshire, sessions are by arrangement, with travel quoted in writing before you book.

Google reviews

What families say

4.8 from 580+ Google reviews

Great service and fantastic photos taken of myself and family. We were given a very warm welcome by Kaushik and I feel that was also reflected in the photos he took. So very pleased with the photos and would highly recommend Kaushik.

Google review, 2016

We had a fun and relaxing family photoshoot. Kaushik managed to make us all at ease and smile, especially our 1 yr old son. He was very efficient, professional and friendly. We viewed the beautiful images promptly, without any pressurised selling. Can't wait to receive the photos. Thanks for the great photoshoot!

Ling L., Google review, 2017

Had a wonderful experience at Kaushik Bathia photography. He was really patient with my kids , encouraging them to smile while always looking for the best angle to make the photos great.

Tega O., Google review, 2025

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The session

How a come-to-you family session works in Bucks

A family session lasts about an hour. Kaushik meets you at home or at the park, starts with the whole family together while everyone is fresh, then moves on to smaller groups: parents with each child, siblings together, grandparents if they have joined. Younger children play between pictures, and many of the best frames come from those moments rather than from posed lines.

Because Kaushik travels to you, the children stay in a place they know and nobody has to sit in a car for long before the session. Read family photography for what a session includes. The quote you receive in writing covers the travel from Northwood to your home or park, and the session price is given on request.

Parents and their young son lying together on the studio floor

Chesham and Amersham

Ponds, stepping stones and playgrounds in the Chess Valley

Lowndes Park is Chesham's large central park, with a big pond, a new playground opened in 2025 and woodland walks towards the Pednor Valley. Nearby, The Moor is a flat open space beside the River Chess with a small waterfall, stepping stones and wet woodland, which children find hard to resist. The Chesham family page covers the town's smaller play areas too.

In Amersham, Barn Meadow in the old town looks across Old Amersham and has a playground and football pitches. Up the hill, King George V Playing Field has an award-winning infant playground and Hervines Park has a large recreation ground and a children's playground. The Amersham family page has more.

Closer to the studio

Commons, country parks and adventure play near Denham

Denham Country Park, about 4 miles from the studio, has an Adventure Zone playground for children up to 12 and an easy-access 1.3-mile trail where the Colne and Misbourne flow near the Grand Union Canal. Its visitor centre sits beside the Misbourne, with a gently sloping bank for river dipping. Langley Park at Iver adds the Jubilee Play Garden and spring rhododendrons.

In Chalfont St Peter, the parish council looks after Gold Hill Common and Austenwood Common; the Gold Hill play area was refurbished in 2023. The commons byelaws need consent before any tent or structure goes up, so a session there uses the grass as it is. See the Chalfont St Peter and Denham family pages.

Family of four stacked playfully on the studio floor

Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross

Ward playgrounds, Walk Wood and Gerrards Cross Common

Beaconsfield Town Council runs a play area in each ward: Garvin Avenue in the New Town for smaller children, Malthouse Square in the Old Town with a zip wire and a bird's nest swing, and Holtspur Youth Park for older ones. Walk Wood, an ancient broad-leaved wood that was once part of Edmund Burke's grounds, gives a calm woodland setting a few minutes away.

Gerrards Cross Common runs through the town, with Latchmoor Pond at its western end. Black Park, with 500 acres of pine, woodland and heathland around a lake and a children's play area, is a short drive south. See the Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross family pages for local detail.

Seasons, ages and clothes

Choosing a season, an age and an outfit for Bucks woods and parks

Spring gives bluebells in Chiltern woods and rhododendrons at Langley Park; autumn turns the beech copper and gold. Summer sessions work best in the early evening, when the light is lower and the children are cooler. In winter we suggest a session at home, where a warm living room and the Christmas tree can do the work.

Toddlers are happiest with something to do, so a playground or stepping stones helps. Older children like to be given a job. For clothes, pick two or three colours that sit together, avoid big logos and choose footwear for mud. Babies under a year may suit a newborn session or a cake smash instead.

Family of five in white shirts lying together on the studio floor

Planning

Planning around Buckinghamshire

01

Stepping stones in Chesham

The Moor's small waterfall and stepping stones beside the River Chess keep young children busy and happy.

02

Under-12 adventure play

Denham Country Park's Adventure Zone sits about 4 miles from the studio, close enough for a short session.

03

No tents on the commons

Gold Hill and Austenwood Commons need parish consent for any structure, so we bring nothing that needs setting up.

04

Winter at home

When Chiltern paths are muddy and light fades early, a home session keeps everyone warm and relaxed.

Parks and open spaces for a family shoot in Buckinghamshire

These Buckinghamshire parks and open spaces suit a relaxed family session, and each fact links to its source.

  • Denham Country Park: Denham Country Park on Denham Court Drive (UB9 5PG), run by Buckinghamshire Council, is the gateway to the Colne Valley, with a 1.3-mile easy-access walk through wetland meadow and woodland, past two rivers and the Grand Union Canal. 1
  • Gerrards Cross Common: Gerrards Cross Common, formerly the wasteland of Chalfont Heath, runs through the town, with Latchmoor Pond at its western end near the Bull Hotel. 2
  • Gold Hill Common and Austenwood Common: Chalfont St Peter Parish Council looks after Gold Hill Common, Austenwood Common, Mill Meadow, St Peter's Memorial Garden, Laddy Gibbs Woods nature reserve, Millennium Wood and the Water Splash Garden. 3
  • Hodgemoor Woods: Hodgemoor Woods, just off the A355 between Amersham and Beaconsfield, is over 100 hectares of woodland in the Chilterns National Landscape, designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest, with 5.3 km of waymarked horse trails and bridleways. 4
  • Barn Meadow: Barn Meadow, in the heart of Old Amersham opposite St Mary's Primary School, has football pitches and a playground, is popular with dog walkers and looks across the old town. 5

Sources, facts checked October 2026

  1. Denham Country Park - Buckinghamshire Country Parks
  2. Gerrards Cross - Wikipedia
  3. Open Spaces and Commons in CSP | Chalfont St Peter Parish Council
  4. Hodgemoor Woods | Forestry England
  5. Recreation Grounds and Open Spaces - Amersham Town Council

Town by town

Family photography around Buckinghamshire

Family sessions come to you in any of these Buckinghamshire towns; the table gives the distance from the Northwood studio for each.

Good to know

Family photography in Buckinghamshire: questions answered

Yes. Kaushik comes to your home, your garden or a park near you anywhere in the county. Home sessions suit winter and families with a new baby. Your written quote shows the travel from Northwood to that address.

Lowndes Park and The Moor in Chesham, Barn Meadow in Old Amersham, Denham Country Park, Gerrards Cross Common and Walk Wood in Beaconsfield all work well. We pick one based on your children's ages and where you live.

About an hour. That is long enough for groups, pairs and some play without tiring younger children. If grandparents are joining, allow a little longer so everyone has time in front of the camera.

That is part of family photography. Kaushik keeps the pace gentle, uses games and breaks, and photographs the play between poses. Most families find their favourite frames come from those unplanned moments.

Yes. Extended family and pets are welcome. Tell us the numbers beforehand, and if the dog is coming, we will choose a park where dogs are allowed in the area we use.

For a family session price, phone or WhatsApp 07956 505383. Let us know your town and whether you prefer home or a park, so the quote includes any travel.

Yes. Aylesbury is about 23 miles from the studio and Buckingham about 37. Bourton Park in Buckingham and Vale Park in Aylesbury are both options, and the travel is quoted in writing.

Behind the camera is Kaushik Bathia, established in Northwood since 2001, FBIPP and FMPA, with five European Kodak Gold Awards.

Family sessions

Book a family photoshoot in Buckinghamshire

Tell us who is in the family, the ages of the children and whether you would like home or a park, and we will suggest a time and place.

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