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We are leading portrait specialists who
will create some beautiful images for you and with our
relaxed informal style you are assured of a highly enjoyable
experience.
The
golden rule is keep it simple. Avoid strong bright colours
and patterns, soft pastel colours are always good. Remember
not to use more then three predominant colours. It is
also important that the style is consistent so do not
mix evening wear and day wear or very smart with very
casual.
Decide on a theme and stick to it. Denim
looks good in casual portraits. White clothing can look
very effective but remember darket tones are always
more flattering for the more weight conscious amoungst
us!
Ladies
Avoid tight fitting or uncomfortable outfits,
choose something that you like yourself in and that
your family and friends have told you that you look
nice in. Remember to check how it looks when you are
both standing and seated. Long sleeve dresses or blouses
are ideal. For best results make-up should be applied
as for the evening but keeping the foundation as a matt
finish and remember that darker stockings or tights
look better than paler ones.
Gentlemen
A
suit and tie with a light colour shirt will do nicely
for formal portraits. Long sleeves are much better than
short sleeves. For a more casual style it is still advisable
to wear a shirt with some form of colar rather than
t-shirts. Trainers should not be worn as they tend to
exaggerate the feet.
Children
Please on no account should you warn your
children to behave themselves either before or during
the sitting. This only puts them under added pressure
and precludes us from capturing their true personality.
We are expert in encouraging children to enjoy themselves,
do not practice smiles or say "cheese" etc.
Real smiles are always more acceptable and easily achieved.
General
Should anyone in your family be particularly
worried about any aspect of the sitting, please let
us know in private either before or at the sitting.
There are many techniques we can use to ease or indeed
eliminate various problems.
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