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PORTRAITS

Stunning "High Key" Photography.

Produces white background photographs that you can pay £100's for in the High Street.

Some people find it daunting having a photograph taken. We understand this and know a treasured image can not be rushed, so our approach is to ensure that our clients experience is relaxed and enjoyable.

Opportunities for special portrait photographs are endless (family portraits, children at play, reunions, anniversaries, birthdays, graduations, christenings, engagements newborn children and the family pets).

We can accommodate most things and achieve this by putting the client first and producing the image that you have in mind. This can be arranged in our studio, in your home or other location.

Portrait sessions are by appointment only to ensure that the session is not rushed. The session will normally take around one hour, however, we allow much longer if required.

Unlike cheap protrait photography, with the service offered by John's Photography, you get affordable quality and peace of mind

Portrait Collections  
Album 12 - 8x6 prints
Album 20 - 7x5 prints
Album 20 - 8x6 prints
Album 20 - 10x8 prints
Portfolio 2 - 8x6 prints
Portfolio 3 - 8x6 prints
Portfolio 1 - 10x8 print & 4 smaller
Prestige Album 12 - 3.5x2.5 prints. I deal for a handbag
DVD Show set to music plus all images, available only with purchase of a collection

 

CLOTHING GUIDANCE

Clothing that is trendy will date a portrait and make it something you might not enjoy after a few years. Large patterns or graphics on clothing will draw more attention to the clothes than to you. John’s recommendation is to wear solid coloured, non-trendy clothing or clothing without wide stripes.

When creating a successful family or group portrait, the efforts in achieving harmony in clothing will pay dividends in the quality of the finished portraits.

For group portraits keep the tonal range (lightness or darkness) consistent throughout the group or family. Pick a theme colour and keep everyone in shades of that colour. Choose either medium to light tones or medium to dark tones for all the people in the group. If you have five people wearing dark colours and one person dressed in white or a light colour, guess who will stand out in the portrait ? It's also important to try to achieve colour harmony in the portrait. The same rule applies to choice of colours.  If everyone is in cool colours and one person is in red, again they get all the visual attention.

The best choices for colours are neutral to cool colours - blues, greens, and purples - and to try to avoid warm colours such as reds, oranges, yellows.

A group dressed in formal clothes with one person in blue jeans may not be successful, also one person wearing a short sleeve top will standout in a group of people wearing long sleeves. Short sleeves take the attention away from the face.

These are just guidelines, please feel free to discuss your clothing ideas with us, and choose the background colour for the portrait.

 

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