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Your Portrait Experience
At my studio, I offer a bespoke portrait experience tailored to you and your family.
From the moment we meet until your beautiful artwork is delivered and hung in your home, my goal is to ensure you have the best possible experience. I truly enjoy making my clients feel special and cared for every step of the way.
It’s more than just a photoshoot—it’s an opportunity to celebrate your journey and create meaningful heirlooms that will be cherished for years to come.
My Vision: Quality Over Quantity
In a world filled with fleeting digital images, I believe in the profound value of printed photographs. The beauty of a tangible photograph—a stunning framed image on your wall or an exquisitely crafted album—is unmatched. These aren’t just pictures; they are memories that you can see, touch, and feel every day.
Having meaningful photographs displayed in your home can strengthen your sense of belonging and bring joy to your daily life. Studies have shown that children who grow up surrounded by family photos feel more connected and confident. This is why I am dedicated to providing you with more than just images—I’m here to help you create art that tells your story and becomes part of your home.
Investment in Your Legacy
My sessions begin at £290, offering you a bespoke, relaxed experience that leads to timeless heirloom artwork.
After your session, you’ll have the opportunity to select from a curated range of printed pieces designed to complement your home and become cherished family treasures.
I understand that your needs are unique, which is why I offer the flexibility to purchase only what you truly love—without any pressure or hard sales tactics. You will review your images in the comfort of your home, where you can decide how best to display and enjoy them.
Families typically invest between £800 and £2,000 on finished artwork such as custom wall art, handcrafted albums, and matted prints, each one lovingly crafted to celebrate your story.
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Why Printed Photographs Matter
There is something truly special about seeing your most precious moments displayed in your home.
Unlike digital files that live on your phone or computer, printed images become part of your daily life.
They serve as gentle reminders of the love and joy you share, helping you relive those moments every day.
Whether it’s a gallery wall filled with laughter or an album that tells the story of your growing family, printed photographs are heirlooms that grow in meaning over time.
When you invest in quality, you invest in memories that your children and grandchildren will treasure.
Your journey to creating timeless memories starts here.
Let’s create something beautiful together.
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Moments like this are the gems in a session. They don’t always come.
But when they do, I’m ready.
No AI image could give you this. Maybe a fake photo, but without the lived experience, it’s just another pretty picture.
Dad saw the smile happen. Mum was watching them both. It was real, and it lasted only a few seconds.
The print is what lets you relive it forever
Not just a digital file, something tangible, after something real.
What’s a moment you wish you had a print of?
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I’m definitely not a poet. I’ve never called myself a writer.
I’m a photographer.
But these lines came out of me almost on their own during the breastfeeding project. As if they’d been waiting for a page.
This is the third and last part.
Thank you for reading it with me. I hope you enjoyed it.
If you missed the other 2 parts check the previous reels.
#breastfeedingjourney #breastfeedingmum #BreastfeedingUnfiltered #londonmums
Part two of the poem I wrote while working on Milk Tales. If you missed part one, it’s on my page, or click on the reel.
It’s a raging storm,
and the calm sea at dusk.
It’s the sun that tempts you,
the rain that breaks you.
It’s burning fire
that stirs what words can’t say.
It’s a path of discovery,
lit in your own way.
A journey that strips you bare,
but clothes you in new grace.
Each drop of milk
a vow you won’t erase.
Third and last one coming soon. Don’t miss it.
Which line stayed with you? #breastfeeding #breastfeedingjourney #poemsofinsta
While I was working on my breastfeeding personal project a few years ago, a poem slowly grew in me, written in Italian.
This is the translated version, which became part of Milk Tales, a book of photography and stories from 25 mothers, including my own.
I never shared the poem publicly, until now.
Part one of three. Follow for more.
Nobody tells you that the last weeks of pregnancy are also the last weeks of being just you.
You’re not quite a mother, yet. But you’re not quite yourself anymore either.
Somewhere in between, carrying a whole person you haven’t met.
This is the photo of the woman you were, right before.
Before the sleepless nights. Before you start disappearing, just a little, into someone else’s story for a while.
If you’re in it right now, I’d love to capture it for you.
I look at myself through a glass of water and I don’t recognise what I see.
Half my face stays still. The other half bends, stretches, flips, disappears and comes back changed. And I wonder, which half is closer to the truth. The one that holds its shape, or the one that moves.
There’s a classic Italian novel, One, No One and One Hundred Thousand, about a man who realises everyone around him carries a slightly different version of him in their mind, and none of them match the one he holds of himself. I studied it once for an exam and forgot it for years. Now it feels like it was written about all of us.
We spend so much of our lives choosing which version of ourselves to show. A photo, a caption, a good angle, a filtered light. But what would happen if we let the water decide instead?
I started this little project while working through something of my own. These images helped me see something I couldn’t quite say.
And I want to leave you with a little challenging question. What version of yourself have you been showing lately, and is it the one that’s true, or just the one that’s easiest?
Based in Richmond, I work with families across London to capture life’s most meaningful milestones through portrait photography.