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Professional baby/ child photos at Dish and Spoon Tues 2nd Feb - great Valentine's gift


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Hi everyone


Want to get some beautiful photos of your baby or child, or of you with your little one? Would make a great Valentine's Day present :-)


ShutterBaby Baby & Child Photography will be hosting a professional photography mini session at The Dish and The Spoon in Nunhead (61 Cheltenham Road, SE15 3AF) on Tues 2nd February between 10am and 12pm. Come along and get a high quality picture of your baby or child taken by Sara-Jane, a professional baby and child photographer, for only ?10 (price is for 15 minute session fee, prints are ?5 each). My style is fun and relaxed, which puts your children at ease and allows their personalities to be captured in beautiful pictures. Visit http://www.shutterbaby.co.uk for examples of my images. There's also lots of lovely recommendations for me on here :-)


The Dish and The Spoon is a fabulous cafe which has excellent coffee, cakes and light meals and space for babies and children to have fun. They also run a daily activities programme for children such as music and cooking.


Please contact [email protected] to book your 15 minute slot. Alternatively, if you would like a longer family session (at your home or in the park) visit http://www.shutterbaby.co.uk for details.


Look forward to seeing you there!


Sara-Jane

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