Family Photographer in Gerrards Cross

Yes. Gerrards Cross is inside the area we cover from Northwood, along with Fulmer, Iver and Stoke Poges. Tell us where you would rather meet on the Common, and choose it for parking rather than for scenery, since the walk in is the part that tires small children out. We get there ahead of you and find workable ground before the session starts.

Newborn sessions work beautifully in baby's first few weeks, while they are at their sleepiest and most settled. We recommend getting in touch during pregnancy so we can pencil in a date around your due date and be ready when baby arrives. We cover Gerrards Cross and nearby Fulmer, Iver and Stoke Poges.

Mid tones, and one decision for the family rather than five separate ones: choose two or three colours and let everybody pick within them. Against the greens and browns of the Common, olive, khaki and rust sink into the background, so leave them out. Boots or old trainers for everyone, including the adults. The ground is rough and wet grass gets straight through anything thin.

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. Open air sessions near Gerrards Cross can use Gerrards Cross Common, an area of woodland and open space managed for public use.

Yes, and it helps to tell us beforehand so we pick the meeting point with that in mind. Bring a folding stool or a rug if standing for a long time is hard, because common land guarantees no bench where we want to be. Photographs of three generations work well on the level ground at the open edge; walking in among the roots does not.