Mother's Day Professional Photoshoots

By ClairePhotographer
March 8, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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ClairePhotographer

Posted March 8, 2022

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Posted March 8, 2022

Hello. I'm a local photographer and I just wanted to share details of some mini sessions I'll be running in my studio in East Dulwich on Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th March to celebrate all mums out there (for all dad's - mothering Sunday is the weekend after, so these are the perfect chance to get some brownie points!).

I've designed a bespoke backdrop and the sessions will be 20 mins each, so no time for you and the kids to get bored! They'll be great fun and you'll get a gallery of professionally edited images. You can choose four of your favourite ones to download and will also receive a mounted fine art print of your most loved photograph to cherish for years to come.

If you'd like to know more you can visit my website: www.byballard.com/mothers-day-mini-sessions or drop me a DM.

Thank you

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