Mrs. Roberts pet portait

Mrs. Roberts is part of S.A.R.A which is Saltburn Animal Rescue Association, and she had two lovely dogs both blind and both slightly deaf…… not good when you have to tell the dogs where sit for their portraits. However we managed and got some brilliant images, which is good because it turned out they where for her husbands retirement.

Karla & Scott Portait shoot

Karla book a studio shoot for her and her partner Scott, Scott told us he had never been in front of a camera in a portrait situation since school days. But by the time we made him relaxed he turned out to be an absolute natural in front of the camera.



There images came out perfect and they both loved them. :)

Leanne & James studio shoot

Leanne had been chatting to Kirsty on Facebook earlier in the week enquiring about prices and when she could book. Leanne turned up at the studio ready for her shoot with her soon James.



Although Leanne didn’t want to be in any of the images she helped make sure James was smiling and happy in front of the camera, this helps so much when trying to get some nice images of a child, it allows me to concentrate on my photography.

Zoe's Baby Shoot

Zoe also booked her studio shoot through Facebook and came along with her beautiful little daughter Lillie, who was only six months old.



Wilf certainly made her feel welcome as he loves kids been in the studio. Zoe had some images done with Lillie too which gave some really nice mother and daughter studio images

 

 



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The Breeze at our Redcar Portrait Studio

Natalie booked us through our Facebook page and travelled all the way fromCountyDurhamto our studio inRedcar.

We arranged to meet her there on a very rainy evening for her shoot once her partner had finished work.

Its nice to have client who really appreciates your work and are willing to travel for a portrait shoot.

Jenny's portrait shoot

Jenny’s mum works in the newest café inRedcar, Sophellies and saw we had covered the opening for a local press agent. Having telling her where our studio is she booked us for a portrait shoot of her daughter Jenny.

Jenny was a little embarrassed to be in front of the camera but by the time Kirsty and myself got her laughing she soon relaxed down enjoyed the shoot J

Charlotte at discovery photography studios, redcar

Charlotte approached us, as she was just starting out with her modelling career. Having worked with lots of models throughout our career its always nice to work with a new face.



Whilst Charlotte was filling her model release form out, something we get everyone we work with to fill out, we chatted about the do’s and don’ts of working with photographers. We have heard so many horror stories along the line from various models and clients its always nice to share with new models so they can be aware…

 



Having the formalities out of the way we got on with the shoot, we worked for a couple of hours, using different backgrounds and different outfits with input and ideas from both Kirsty and Sarah,Charlottesfriend she brought along.

 

At the end,Charlottefound it very hard to actually choose the ones she likes, there where too many, we had quoted her just for ten images. It took quite a while to narrow the choice down to the ten final edits.

 

Both me and Kirsty Wish Charlotte every luck in the future and it was a pleasure to work with her.