Family Photographer in Richmond upon Thames

Both, and who is coming usually decides it. Outdoors for Richmond upon Thames means Richmond Park, where open grass suits children who need to run and an old tree gives them somewhere to keep coming back to. Indoors means Northwood, the sensible choice for a baby, for anyone who cannot manage a walk across grass, or in a soaked February.

Yes, and they are done at home rather than outdoors. A newborn is photographed where the heating, the feeding and the changing already are, so the session comes to you and gets set up beside the biggest window in the house. Plan on two or three hours, most of it spent waiting. Richmond Park keeps until the child is walking.

You can indeed. A popular option follows baby right through their first twelve months, starting with newborn photographs and moving through sitting up, first steps and a cake smash at one. Looking back on how quickly your little one changed is a real joy. For outdoor photographs in Richmond upon Thames we would suggest Richmond Park, with wide open grassland, ponds and ancient trees for outdoor sessions.

You can choose from fine prints, framed wall art, canvases and hand-finished albums, all designed around your favourite images. After your session you view an edited gallery online, then pick the products that suit your home and your family. Landmarks we can work with near Richmond upon Thames include Richmond Park, a Royal Park and National Nature Reserve home to herds of deer.

Yes. Large groups in Richmond upon Thames work better on open grassland than in any room, because there is space to build three depths without anybody hidden behind a shoulder. There is room on the grassland for a wide arrangement wherever the ground is even. We photograph the whole party, then break it into families, then the children. Send a headcount and any mobility issues beforehand.