Portrait Photographer in Rayners Lane

Because the plan is made before we meet. In Rayners Lane we start at Roxbourne Park, which people can reach without driving, and keep the station frontage in reserve for a day when flat light leaves green looking dull. Sittings run at the ends of daylight, when the sun is low enough to light a face from the side instead of from directly overhead, and that one choice does more than any amount of equipment.

Three, in practice. Outdoors in Rayners Lane it is either the green at Roxbourne Park or the station frontage, and both are daylight only, so the booking follows the forecast. Indoors, the Northwood room gives you a plain wall with lights we set ourselves, and that is the one to pick when it is wet, when a group needs to sit down, or when the clothes want a quiet background behind them.

A gallery of edited portraits arrives for you to pick favourites from. You can then order fine prints, framed pieces, canvases or a hand-finished album, or keep to the digital files. The editing stays light, so the result still looks like you.

Prices depend on the session type and what you take away, from digital images alone to prints, frames, canvases and albums. Whether you are booking a personal-branding shoot or graduation portrait in Rayners Lane, just share your ideas and we will send a clear, no-obligation quote.

Yes, but lightly and naturally. Temporary things such as a stray hair or a passing blemish are removed, while your skin, lines and character are left as they are. What we are after is a flattering portrait that is still true to life, never an obviously processed one.