Category Archives: Family Portraits in Cumbria
Emily – teen portrait shoot.
A fabulous ‘first shoot of the year’ last week with Emily. Emily’s mum got in touch long beforeView full post »
2014 Lake District Family Photography retrospective
As with weddings I always try and do a ‘look back’ at the year just gone and post some of my favouriteView full post »
Limited Edition | Little Shoots 2014 a retrospective.
Never work with children or animals, they say…………. Utter rubbish, I love working with childrenView full post »
Oh how time flies, Freddie is two!
Two years – it just seems crazy how fast time goes, our little boy is two years old already. Forgive me, if youView full post »
2013 Family photography review.
From full families, to newborns and toddlers, out on a walk, or all cosy at home, just the dog, just the horse and evenView full post »
Sarah and Martin prize shoot.
Some time ago I was asked if I would donate a prize to the Shelley Knowles salon in Kendal for a charity day they wereView full post »
Lake District Pre Wedding shoot Gaz and Marie
Pre Wedding Shoots in the Lake District are very popular, in many ways similar to an Engagement shoot but a Pre-WeddingView full post »
Ebony Lois – Lake Windermere children’s portraits in the Bluebells
Following a wonderful meeting with a potential Bride and Groom in Ambleside to discuss their Lake District Wedding,View full post »
Fashion Portraits Cumbria – see the light !
As a Wedding Photographer in Cumbria it is important to keep my techniques fresh but more importantly fast, WeddingsView full post »
Kendal Cumbria Family Portraits
Family portraits in my hometown of Kendal, Cumbria – on a nice Spring Day Kendal is hard to beat, we have so manyView full post »
Natural Childrens Portraits in The Lake District
If you are looking to have images taken of your children in the Lake District, Cumbria – look no further ! AsView full post »
Family Portraits in Cumbria
An early start to the year 2011 for Ian Wood Photography with a booking for a Family Portrait in Cumbria. I wasView full post »