Documentary family photography
Being photographed should not feel like going to the dentist.
I have kids too, so I understand. This will be easy. Embrace the chaos, humour, tenderness and playfulness of your real, everyday family life. This will be art of the ordinary.
Your photos will champion the individuality of children who grow up and change so fast, but have always been the same inside. Your real life is more than good enough to be photographed and it’s this that will come to mean the most - to you and to the kids who think you’re great just as you are.
Before your session we’ll chat through ideas for making the most of our time together and what to expect. We can include relaxed group portraits if you wish, then it’s over to unposed reportage photography, when no-one has to sit still or be on their best behaviour. That way, you’ll all be your true selves.
When you all hold your photo album in your hands in years to come, you’ll remember what it felt like to be together today, and your kids will see who they’ve always been, and how they are loved, just the way they are.
“Oh Alice! there are not enough words to express the joy and gratitude I feel right now! The photo collection is amazing!!! We were both just blown away. your work is incredible. My hope was you would capture a little slice of our lives right now, and you have done that and so much more. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!”
Erin, Cambridge
“Alice I’m actually crying... they are more gorgeous and beautiful than I ever imagined...! Wow! There is so much of US in them! So much love and you’ve captured the essence of our family in the most perfect way. Thank you so so much!!! Having these images is priceless, I will honestly treasure these forever. I can’t stop looking at them, i am so so happy and in love with them!”
Jess, Bath
Sessions
Family Storytelling
1.5 hours
Time to capture one or two favourite activities at home that represent your family time today, or to enjoy being outside together in a place you love to go.
Weekday £195 / Weekend £245
A Morning in the Life
3-4 hours
Plenty of time to document a fuller story of your family life: your routines; more of your favourite activities; and those little moments that happen when we slow down. Afternoon sessions available too.
Weekday £295 / Weekend £345
A Day in the Life
10-12 hours
The complete story of your day together - from pyjamas to pyjamas! Curated moments from your family life today will be preserved forever: your home; all the things you love to pack into a day; and everyday routines from breakfast to bedtime stories.
Weekday / weekend £945
Session prices include your photo session, pre-consultation, and the time and talent to create your gallery. Digital files and printed products are purchased in photo collections separately once you’ve viewed your photos. Please get in touch for larger family gatherings.
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“Alice made the whole family so relaxed that we could behave like our true selves in front of the camera (we didn't notice the camera anyway). The overall outcome was fabulous. We had a very memorable day and a perfect album sitting proudly on the collectible shelves recording the good time we had together. I'm sure it will be a very precious companion to the family for many years to come.”
Jen, London
“Alice’s photos give us all such pleasure every day. Alice captures each character in the family and each dynamic so accurately, while also evoking the atmosphere of our home. Each and every photograph is beautiful: from the more formal family portraits to the images just catching a moment of fun or play or affection. Our album is crafted as a wonderful work of art we will always treasure while the series of framed images look great on the walls, presenting the narrative of an autumn morning at our house. I was so grateful to Alice for her expert eye in advising us how best to arrange these so that they really suit the room. Some of Alice’s photographs are so accurate and poignant they actually bring tears to my eyes and I know that they will continue to move me in years to come.”
Julia, Cambridge
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