‘Stay At Home’ Photography Project: Week 2
Get involved in the Kingshill Studios ‘Stay At Home’ photography project, and create fun family portraits in the comfort of your own home.
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Get involved in the Kingshill Studios ‘Stay At Home’ photography project, and create fun family portraits in the comfort of your own home.
The damp feeling of the hallway carpet near the front door, the small gold tin in which my Grandad would roll his cigarettes, the old train set which stayed in a glass cabinet to the rear of the living room. These are all fond memories I treasure of my Grunny & Grandad’s house. The house which now belongs to my Dad, but what I’d love more than anything would be to visit it the way I remember it was almost fifteen years ago.
Nothing is better than a photograph which shows a child or parent’s genuine emotion, that personal connection and love for their family.
Have you had family portraits taken recently? If not, have a read of this and see some of the recent family portraits we’ve captured here at Kingshill Studios.
Here at Kingshill Studios, we believe that there is never a bad time to have a family photography session.
Many of our clients have portraits taken each year to document their growing families. Others choose to invest in family photography in order to mark a special occasion such as an anniversary, a landmark birthday or a family reunion.
When you choose to have photos taken is a very personal decision. But once you know you’d like to arrange some updated family portraits, when should you book?
If you’d like to discover what’s involved in my day-to-day working life as an Aberdeen newborn photographer, read on.
Today, I’m pulling back the curtain on my working life, sharing an insight into how I structure my days and how I make it all work seamlessly.
I’m pretty sure none of us enjoyed our exams at school.
Whether we were super-organised students with colour-coded revision plans or someone who crammed everything at the last minute, none of us escaped that grinding feeling of stress as dates and deadlines loomed closer.
As a parent of teens, I’m painfully aware that modern teenagers are under more pressure than ever. That puts us under pressure, as parents, to support them in the best possible way.