Portrait Photographer in Chorleywood

Mid tones, plain, and nothing in the green family. The common at Chorleywood is green from spring to autumn and brown and grey after that, so olive, khaki and sage sink into both. Deep blue, burgundy, charcoal and cream hold their shape against either. Bring a second layer in a different weight, and shoes you do not mind putting on wet grass, because the best ground is rarely the driest.

You choose your favourites from a gallery of edited portraits. Fine prints, framed pieces, canvases and hand-finished albums can be ordered from it, or you can simply keep the digital files. Retouching is kept light, so you still look like yourself.

Outdoors in Chorleywood the ground itself does the work: the wooded edge of the common for texture, the estate grounds for something more ordered, and daylight shaped by where we stand rather than by equipment. Indoors at Northwood there is a plain backdrop in grey, white or black, with studio lights, which is the right answer when the sky is unhelpful or the picture wants nothing behind the head at all.

Yes. As well as the digital files, fine prints, framed portraits, canvases and hand-finished albums are all made to a high standard. A portrait you can hang or an album you can hold lasts well beyond the screen.

That depends on the kind of sitting and what you want afterwards, whether digital files alone or prints, frames, canvases and albums. Let us know whether it is a personal-branding set, a graduation portrait or something else, and we will send a clear quote.