Local family photographer - offering a 20% discount!

By siobhanwatts
February 27, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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siobhanwatts

Posted February 27, 2017

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Posted February 27, 2017

Hello there!

My name is Siobhan and I am a Camberwell based photographer and mother to my toddler Rory. I specialise in a relaxed 'documentary' style where I aim to capture people as naturally as possible - no awkward posed shots! Instead I offer fun sessions, either in your own home, a local park or I'll tag along on a trip to a place that means a lot for your family.

You can see images from my most recent family shoot here: https://www.blesstheweather.com/blog/2017/1/31/photoshoot-megan-jason-and-poppy

My website is www.blesstheweather.com where you can find my portfolio and my blog, I'm also on instagram as @siobhanwatts so please do follow me there if you'd like to see more of my images and learn a bit more about me.

I charge ?250 for a 1-2 hour session, which includes 50+ high res images. I would love to offer a 20% discount to anyone who contacts me via the East Dulwich Forum, so please do get in touch!

Really looking forward to hearing from you,

Siobhan

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