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Family portraits make great gifts & the autumn colours provide the perfect backdrop

By PortrayedPhotography
September 30, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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PortrayedPhotography

Posted September 30, 2013

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Posted September 30, 2013

Hi! I'm a local photographer specialising in outdoor shots of the kids and family. As a mother of three young ones, I have frames of experience in chasing after the kids to get the right shoot.

Our local parks are a great place to shoot. My favourites are the picnic/dog free area at Peckham Rye, Dulwich Woods walk (across from the big closed pub on Dulwich Common/Lordship Lane), the tree sanctuary at Brockwell Park or just about anywhere in picturesque Dulwich Park.

Please see my website for examples of my work - http://www.portrayedphotography.co.uk/

My fee of ?120 includes the session (about an hour but longer if needed) plus all the high resolution edited images on a disc and/or in your Dropbox for you to print, share and enjoy as you like. For past clients this is anywhere between 50 - 125 images! I can also arrange for printing and photobooks if you are interested.

To arrange an appointment, please contact me at [email protected] or on 07801140898.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards

Tricia

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