Family Photographer in Southwark

Yes. In Southwark that session belongs in your own home instead of a park or our room, because a newborn is on a feed and sleep cycle no venue improves. We photograph the older children with the baby early, while they still find it interesting, then release them and concentrate on the baby once the room has quietened down again.

Yes. Many families choose a package that follows baby's first year, from a newborn session through sitting up and first steps to a cake smash on the first birthday. It is a lovely way to capture how quickly your little one grows. For Southwark bookings, getting here is simple: served by London Bridge station and Southwark Underground station on the Jubilee line.

It is, but from Southwark the answer is usually still no, and better said outright. Northwood sits across the whole city, and a cross-London trip with a toddler and a pram burns more patience than the session itself will use. Southwark Park or your own front room delivers the same pictures without spending the child's good hour on a train.

Mostly, and Southwark Park is the reason. A Victorian layout gives children real destinations, a lake and a rose garden, so there is somewhere to be heading and something to look at instead of an instruction to stand still. We photograph what happens between those points. The one arranged frame is taken early and quickly, then everybody is let go.

Because the ground gets chosen by the month. In summer we use whatever shade Southwark Park offers, in winter the open parts where light still reaches, and the rose garden only when it is genuinely in flower. On a wet day light comes into your front room instead. Either way the session stays in the borough, and nobody crosses London pushing a pram.