Family Photographer in the City of London

Yes, though rarely in the City of London itself. A newborn wants warmth, floor space and no wind, which the Northwood studio has and a City garden does not. Order matters more here than place: the older child is photographed first, while they still find it interesting, then the baby, then the two of them together in whatever minutes are left. Booked loosely, never to a timetable.

Yes. Postman's Park is the one spot in the City of London we would suggest for it, and the benches are the reason. Late in a pregnancy the useful thing is somewhere to sit between frames rather than a long walk back to a car. The mature trees keep hard sun off the top of the head. Standing frames are kept to a couple of minutes each.

That is perfectly ordinary and never an issue for us. Tears, squirming and sudden sleepiness are all familiar, so we just stop, help settle your little one and pick up where we left off. Patience means an unsettled moment rarely affects the final photographs. For outdoor photographs in the City of London we would suggest Postman's Park, a quiet green space near St Paul's with mature trees and benches.

Yes, but not on a City pavement. Postman's Park handles a small group comfortably, though beyond roughly eight people you want ground you can arrange rows on, and for that a Northwood booking is more reliable. Give us the number and the ages when booking, since a group with three toddlers in it runs on its own clock.

We certainly do. A milestone session marks each meaningful step as your little one develops, whether that is sitting unaided, first wobbly steps or a first birthday. Booking several through the year means you can look back fondly on every stage as it passed. Outdoors in the City of London we would head for Postman's Park, a quiet green space near St Paul's with mature trees and benches.