With the Easter break over it was back to work this morning to photograph this little guy and his lovely parents - here's a little sneak peak.
I had to include this one - I just loved his little face :)
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Welcome to Sarah Wright Photography (the blog part) I'm a lifestyle photographer based in the beautiful county of Sussex. My passion is for photographing children, families, babies, baby bumps etc. in a fresh and contemporary way. Believe me when I say that having your picture taken really doesn't have to be like having your teeth pulled! This is fun and relaxed photography, capturing the essence of who you and your family really are. Please have a look through the images and I hope you enjoy seeing what I love doing the most. Feel free to email me with any questions you may have, leave a comment or look at my main website (link above). If you prefer to talk in person, please give me a call on 01444 410931 Sarah.
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Andrew and I really enjoyed the photo session this morning. These initial shots are fantastic, exactly what we were looking for and we can't wait to see the rest. It was so easy to work with you and that helped the three of us to relax during the shoot.
Posted by: Kate Shorten | March 25, 2008 at 09:30 PM