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Photographer recommendation: Shutterbaby Photography

By ChambersL
March 3, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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ChambersL

Posted March 3, 2014

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Posted March 3, 2014

I wanted to get some pictures of my little daughter done, but only wanted a few. My friend recommended Shutterbaby Photography (www.shutterbaby.co.uk - Sara-Jane McCabe) as she does small photo shoots. I decided to give it a go and am really delighted with the results. The photoshoot took place at The Dish & Spoon cafe and took 15 minutes. It was quick, so my daughter didn't have time to get fidgety, Sara-Jane was really professional and was able to get some great pics of a beaming baby. We looked through the pics and chose 4, she then edited and emailed the 4 pictures over to me within 5 days, and they are fantastic! She did a fabulous job both taking the pics and the editing. I will defintely use her again. The cost was ?50 for the shoot and 4 digital pics inclusive. Alternatively ?10.00 for the shoot and then ?5.00 per edited print. Thanks very much Sara-Jane!

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