’2021 Best Family & Newborn Photography Studio - North East Scotland’
Scottish Enterprise Awards 2021
Family Sessions
When was the last time the family had updated portraiture? Sometimes we forget just how long it’s been! Let us change that with stunning modern family portraiture.
As the only studio in the UK to hold full AANPS and APNPI safety certifications along with award-winning images you are in safe hands. I have trained with some of the best photographers in the world and can’t wait to create beautiful portraiture to cherish for life.
To book in, simply get in touch via the ‘Book Now’ button below
or e-mail me at Info@DavidMcIntoshStudios.com
Want to know more? Check out our FAQ below.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time for a Session?
If you have little ones in the session we recommend waiting until they can sit unaided at around 6 months. Outside of this please be aware that certain times of the year are very busy (the run-up to Christmas for example) and so advance booking is recommended.
How long do studio sessions last?
Sessions have up to a full hour to give plenty of time for different family combinations and groups. We can include individuals, smaller groups and portraiture of everyone together too.
How much do sessions cost?
Our studio sessions are £65 for up to an hour in shoot. From there you can add on anything from our gorgeous selection of wall art, packages and digital options. As these can change from time to time please get in touch to find out our current packages.
What training and experience do you have?
With two decades of experience in the photography industry, and over 4000 studio sessions since opening my Arbroath studio, I have built a great reputation as one of the top studios in the country, recently winning Family Photographer Of The Year and Newborn Photographer Of The Year 2021 for North East Scotland. On top of this, I update my training regularly on everything from local first aid courses to training one on one with the industry’s top photographers.
When should I book?
The diary can fill up fast, so it’s always best to get in touch as early as possible.
