HIRING A PHOTOGRAPHER

Some of you may never have even considered hiring a family photographer before. You may have only thought about one for your wedding and never even realised you could have something similar for a family photo shoot? Am I right? You have visions of having to go to a studio and you’re thinking this may not be right for me? Well I have news for you. Little Beanies is all about real, natural and most of all fun photography and you don’t even have to leave home if you don’t want to. Here are a few things to think about when hiring a photographer to capture those special moments for generations to come.

Photo Shoot Style

There are tonnes of photographers out there with lots of different ways of taking photo’s and editing them. Its an art with many hours in the background perfecting their craft.  Do your research and look out for them on Instagram and Facebook. Try to go for quality over quantity. I’d much rather have 10 amazing photo’s than 100 not so good ones. Have a look at blogs so you can see the type of photo’s you would get if you were to have a shoot yourself. An example of a family photo shoot I have done is here.

Who is taking the Pictures?

It’s really important that you ‘click’ (forgive the pun) with a photographer. Every photographer should have an about page to find out a bit more about them. Make sure you read it and get a feel for them. I think this is really important as you will be spending at least an hour with them. Plus they may even becoming to your house and I appreciate it maybe a bit weird someone you have never met just rocking up to meet your kids. Look at their reviews too. Here are some of mine on google. Also make sure it’s actually them taking the photo’s too. Some companies have a team. It’s just little old me you would meet at a shoot with me. I would also be more than happy to have a chat with you about anything

So you can really get to know me I have created a series of what it’s like behind the scenes on a photo shoot with Little Beanies Photography. If you didn’t see it before, here it is again.

Where?

Would you want a session inside or out? Look at what photographers are taking pictures of? I personally love both but some specialise in outdoor and feel more comfortable. I have lenses that work in the lowest light and in the smallest rooms so don’t be put off if you are worried about the size of your house or how light it is. I’m also happy to do a mixture of both too as I think it’s great to have a combination of the two especially with kids it gives them a new environment to play about in and have fun. Being in the home or a location that is familiar means I can really get the best out of everyone too.

Here are a few family photoshoot examples in a gallery for you to have a look at.

Family Examples

If this sounds like a session you’ve be interested in the do please get in touch.

How much do you want to spend?

Be very careful when you go for free photo shoots or heavily discounted ones. There’s no such thing as a free lunch right? Some companies can charge a lot post shoot and once they have your pics, generally you can’t refuse. I have been really transparent with my pricing so you know exactly how much it’s going to cost before hand. I charge for my time and talent on the session and all the images edited in the Little Beanies Style. I include an 8 x 10 in this cost and then you can buy anything you want for the product price list or purchase one of Little Beanies Signature Collections which includes great savings. I have made sure you can work to any budget.

Thanks for stopping by

Lisa xx

All photographs taken by Little Beanies Photography.

I am a photographer and founder of Little Beanies Photography specialising in birth bumps, babies and families. Little Beanies Photography is a fun, natural, relaxed experience using only natural light to capture the real moments in life.

Little Beanies Photography works in Warwickshire, including Warwick,

I would love it if you had a look at my work here and if you would like any further information please contact here

 

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