Kaushik Bathia photographs weddings anywhere in Buckinghamshire and brings family, newborn, portrait, headshot, event, pet and commercial sessions to your door. The studio in Northwood Hills is about 4 miles from Denham, on the county's south-eastern edge.
The short answer
Yes. Kaushik Bathia Photography, established in 2001 and rated 4.8 from 580+ Google reviews, works across Buckinghamshire from a studio at 21 Joel Street, Northwood Hills. Denham is about 4 miles away, Amersham about 10 and High Wycombe about 15, with Aylesbury and Milton Keynes further north. Weddings start from £750, sessions come to your home, park or office, and travel from Northwood is quoted up front and set out in writing before you book.
Excellent photography services before and during our wedding. Really enjoyed him being our photographer and he did a great job with the pictures. Working with him on the albums post wedding has been fantastic, he takes time to understand our ideas and portrays them in his work. Brilliant personality and very professional.
We had our family portraits done many years ago with Kaushik Bathia and we loved them so we have now returned again this time with new additions to the family. On all the occasions we went Kaushik Bathia has taken care of everyone and made everyone laugh and smile especially the children in order to get the best photos.
Really pleased with my photos. Kaushik is very professional and took lots of picture for us to choose from. Our shoot was comfortable and not too long. I would highly recommend him.
The county from Northwood
Buckinghamshire runs north from the Thames and the Colne Valley, over the Chiltern Hills and into the Vale of Aylesbury, then on to Buckingham and Milton Keynes. The studio on Joel Street sits just outside its south-eastern border. Denham, a village about 2 miles north-west of Uxbridge and just north of junction 1 of the M40, is about 4.3 miles away, and Gerrards Cross and Chalfont St Peter are each about 6 miles.
Since 1 April 2020 everything outside Milton Keynes has been run by the unitary Buckinghamshire Council, which replaced the county council and the four district councils, Chiltern and South Bucks among them. Milton Keynes became a unitary authority in 1997 and a city in 2022. For most sessions the boundary makes no difference, but for weddings it decides which register office service you deal with.
Beyond the south-east corner, Amersham is about 10 miles from the studio, Beaconsfield about 10.5 and Chesham about 11. The Thames-side towns of Bourne End and Marlow are about 13 and 16 miles, High Wycombe about 15, Princes Risborough about 20 and Aylesbury about 23. Milton Keynes, at about 34 miles, and Buckingham, at about 37, are the far north. Kaushik drives out from Northwood to every one of them, and that travel is set out in your written quote.
Weddings
Weddings are not limited by distance. Packages start from £750 and are built around the day you are planning, whether that is a twenty-minute register office ceremony in Beaconsfield Old Town or a three-day Sikh, Hindu or Muslim wedding that moves between a family home, a place of worship and a hotel suite near the M40. For a Bucks wedding you can add a second photographer, a pre-wedding shoot in the Chilterns or a hand-finished album.
Buckinghamshire Council holds its own ceremonies in six rooms: three in Aylesbury, at County Hall and the Judges Lodgings, two in Beaconsfield Old Town and one at High Wycombe Library. The council counts photographers, children and babies inside each room's limit, so the guest number you give it should include us. Milton Keynes has its own register office at Civic, 1 Saxon Gate East.
The full planning guide, with the ceremony rooms, the kinds of venue the county has and how a day works between towns, is on the Buckinghamshire wedding photography page. Mehndi, sangeet, anand karaj, nikah and walima planning has its own page for Asian weddings in Buckinghamshire.
Sessions
Family, newborn, maternity, couples, portrait, pet, headshot and event sessions work the same way across the county: Kaushik comes to you. That can be your living room in Chalfont St Peter, your garden in Amersham, a walk in Denham Country Park or Black Park, or your office in High Wycombe. Session prices are given on request by phone or WhatsApp on 07956 505383, because they depend on the session and where it is.
Some Buckinghamshire families prefer to come to the studio. Amersham, Chesham and Chalfont & Latimer stations are all on the Metropolitan line, the same line as Northwood Hills, and the studio is two minutes' walk from Northwood Hills station on the Joel Street parade. From Denham, Gerrards Cross and the Chalfonts it is a short drive across the Colne Valley.
For a session at a distance, a single visit can cover more than one thing. A newborn session at home in Beaconsfield can include a few portraits of the grandparents, and a family session on Gold Hill Common can finish with a short walk for the dog. Tell us what you want when you enquire, and the plan and the travel from Northwood are set out in writing.
Parks and permissions
Buckinghamshire Council runs Denham, Black Park and Langley Park as country parks. It asks businesses that want to work commercially in them to contact its country parks team first, and filming needs an application, so allow time for that before a session there. Dogs are welcome in its country parks but are kept out of play areas, livestock areas and fenced special habitats.
At Denham Country Park cattle graze in the warmer months, and dogs go on a lead in the grazing areas while they are there, so check current grazing notices before the day. The park's easy-access 1.3-mile trail runs through wetland meadow and woodland, past the Colne and the Misbourne and close to the Grand Union Canal, where the Canal & River Trust records the deepest lock on the whole canal.
The parish commons in Chalfont St Peter have their own byelaws. Gold Hill Common and Austenwood Common have been regulated under the Commons Act 1899 since 1 May 1998, and the parish council's consent is needed before any tent, stand or other structure goes up, so a session there uses handheld kit and natural light. Burnham Beeches, managed by the City of London Corporation, limits each walker to four dogs.
Business
South Buckinghamshire has a dense run of offices close to the studio. Bosch has its UK head office in Denham, the former Denham film studio land at Broadwater Park is now a business park, and Chalfont Park, once British Aluminium research laboratories, became a business park in 2000 to 2001. Pinewood Studios at Iver Heath has a community of more than 150 businesses on its lot.
Further in, Halma, a FTSE 100 company, has its headquarters in Old Amersham, and the National Film and Television School is based at Beaconsfield Studios. For any of these, headshots are taken at your office with a portable backdrop and lights, or you can send people to the Northwood studio. Prices for headshots and commercial work are given on request, and travel is quoted in writing with them.
Retail and product work suits the county's old market towns. Chesham keeps most of its independent and specialist shops on the High Street and in cobbled yards, Old Amersham holds its Saturday market under the 1682 Market Hall, and Beaconsfield New Town has two Arts and Crafts style shopping rows, Station Parade and The Broadway.
Where next
Each of the closest towns has its own page with local detail and its own set of service pages. Start with Denham, Gerrards Cross or Chalfont St Peter for the Colne Valley side, then Amersham, Chesham and Beaconsfield for the Chilterns.
For weddings further out, there are separate pages for High Wycombe, Marlow, Aylesbury, Milton Keynes and the other towns in the table below. The full list of places we cover outside Buckinghamshire is on the areas page, and anything not covered here can go straight to the contact page or a WhatsApp message.
Every service
Weddings are covered anywhere in the county, from the council ceremony rooms in Beaconsfield and Aylesbury to country houses in the Chilterns and Thames-side venues at Marlow. Wedding photography is from £750 with bespoke packages, a second photographer and an album as options. The nearest Bucks ceremony rooms, Midsomer Court and the Disraeli Room, are about 10 miles from the studio.
Weddings in BuckinghamshireMulti-day Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Gujarati, Punjabi and Tamil weddings are planned day by day, from a mehndi at home in Gerrards Cross to a reception in a hotel suite off the M40. Kaushik covers every event you book, and Asian wedding photography sets out how each day is photographed. Travel for each day is quoted in writing.
Asian weddings in BuckinghamshireFamily sessions happen at your home, in your garden or in an open space near you: Lowndes Park in Chesham, Barn Meadow in Old Amersham, Gerrards Cross Common or Denham Country Park, about 4 miles from the studio. Kaushik keeps the session relaxed so younger children can play between pictures, and the price for a Bucks family session comes by phone or WhatsApp.
Family photography in BuckinghamshireFor parents looking for a mobile baby photographer in Buckinghamshire, newborn sessions come to your home with lights, backdrops and wraps, so the baby stays in familiar surroundings. The studio in Northwood is the alternative for families in Denham, the Chalfonts and Gerrards Cross. Sessions are best in the first two weeks, and prices are given on request.
Newborn photography in BuckinghamshireA maternity session works at home, in the studio or outdoors, and the Chilterns give plenty of choice: the beech woodland of Hodgemoor Woods between Amersham and Beaconsfield, or the Old Town green opposite the Beaconsfield ceremony rooms. Late in the second trimester or early in the third is a comfortable time. Prices come by phone or WhatsApp.
Maternity photoshoots in BuckinghamshireA couples shoot or pre-wedding session suits the county's riverside and market-town settings: the Thames at Marlow by the Grade I listed suspension bridge, the Misbourne in Chalfont St Peter or Market Square in Chesham with its rebuilt clock tower. It can be booked on its own or added to a wedding package.
Engagement and couples shoots in BuckinghamshireHeadshots for individuals and corporate headshots for whole teams are taken at your office or at the Northwood studio. The business parks at Denham, Broadwater Park and Chalfont Park are all within about 6 miles of the studio, and Old Amersham and Beaconsfield New Town are a little further. Prices are on request.
Headshots in BuckinghamshirePortrait sessions can use the county's old streets and woods as a backdrop: Church Street in Chesham, with some of the town's oldest buildings, the Georgian and Tudor revival frontages of Beaconsfield Old Town, or the ancient pollards of Burnham Beeches, many over 500 years old. Studio portraits in Northwood are the other option.
Portraits in BuckinghamshireEvent photography covers parties, anniversaries, corporate evenings and community events, and christening photography covers the service and the gathering after it. Kaushik works at the church, the hall or your home anywhere in Bucks, and the time on site and the travel from Northwood are set out in a written quote.
Event photography in BuckinghamshirePet sessions happen at home or on a walk your dog already knows. Black Park, with 500 acres of pine, mixed woodland and heathland around a lake, and Penn Wood, a 176-hectare Woodland Trust ancient wood, both welcome dogs under their own rules, and we plan around cattle grazing and lead areas before the day.
Pet photography in BuckinghamshireCommercial photography covers shop interiors, products, food and staff at work. Chesham's independent High Street, Old Amersham's market under the Market Hall and Beaconsfield's Arts and Crafts parades all suit it, and product shots can be taken at the studio. Prices and any travel from Northwood are quoted in writing.
Commercial photography in BuckinghamshirePlanning
Denham, Gerrards Cross and Chalfont St Peter are all within about 6 miles of the studio, the nearest Buckinghamshire has to Northwood, which keeps short-notice sessions realistic.
Amersham, Chesham and Chalfont & Latimer share the Metropolitan line with Northwood Hills, so a studio session from the Chilterns can be a train ride rather than a drive.
Bourne End, High Wycombe and Marlow sit about 13 to 16 miles out, along the River Wye and the Thames, with the M40 at junctions 3 and 4 for Wycombe.
Princes Risborough, Aylesbury, Milton Keynes and Buckingham are 20 to 37 miles away; sessions still go ahead, with the drive set out in your written quote.
A few facts about Buckinghamshire's landmarks, from Denham's Norman church tower to the Chilterns hills above Princes Risborough, with a link to where each one comes from.
Sources, facts checked October 2026
Town by town
The Buckinghamshire towns below are listed by distance from the Northwood Hills studio, from Denham at about 4 miles to Buckingham at about 37. Each links to its own page.
Good to know
The studio is at 21 Joel Street, Northwood Hills, just outside the county's south-eastern border. Denham is about 4.3 miles away, Gerrards Cross and Chalfont St Peter about 6.2, Amersham about 9.9 and Beaconsfield about 10.5. High Wycombe is about 15 miles, Aylesbury about 23 and Milton Keynes about 34.
Yes. Newborn and baby sessions can happen at your home anywhere in Buckinghamshire, with Kaushik bringing lights, backdrops and warm wraps to you, so a new baby does not need to travel. If you would rather come out, the Northwood studio is an option. Prices are given by phone or WhatsApp, and travel from Northwood is in your written quote.
Wedding photography is from £750, with bespoke packages built around the day. Family, newborn, headshot, event, pet and commercial sessions are priced on request by phone or WhatsApp on 07956 505383, because the price depends on the session, its length and where it takes place in the county.
Yes. Weddings are covered across the whole county, and family, portrait, headshot and other sessions run there too. Aylesbury is about 23 miles from the studio, Milton Keynes about 34 and Buckingham about 37, so Kaushik plans an earlier start and the travel from Northwood is quoted up front before you book anything.
Yes, with the park rules in mind. Buckinghamshire Council's country parks welcome dogs but keep them out of play areas and livestock areas, and at Denham Country Park dogs go on a lead in the grazing areas while cows are there, so check current grazing notices. The council also asks businesses to contact its country parks team first.
Yes. Kaushik brings a portable backdrop and lights to your office, sets up in a meeting room and works through the team one at a time, so nobody is away from their desk for long. It suits offices from Denham and Chalfont Park to Amersham, Beaconsfield and High Wycombe, and the price comes with a written quote.
Yes. Christenings, birthdays, anniversaries and community events are covered at the church, the hall or your home anywhere in the county. Tell us the date, the times and roughly how many guests, and we will reply with availability, a price and the travel from Northwood in writing.
Buckinghamshire enquiries
Send the date, the town and what you would like photographed. Kaushik replies personally with availability and a quote in writing that includes the drive from Northwood.