Dawson Strange Professional Photography Reviews


Newest Review: ... mood, having just been woken up but within minutes Kate had her smiling and giggling. Kate likes to spend time before taking the photos to develop a relationship with your child in order to put them at ease. Dawson Strange have a great array of props to use during the photoshoot to make each session unique and she lets you have a sneak peak immediately after the photoshoot, before booking you in for the proper viewing session a week later. The prices are not too bad from our experience, considering the prices of some of the companies out there and if you are on a budget, you can always just take the freebie. This photo package costs £39 ... more
Customer Dawson Strange Professional Photography Reviews (3)

by - written on 19/09/10 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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After giving birth to our Daughter, we were given a My First Year Photoshoot Package which was purchased from Buyagift.com by my Brother-in-Law for Christmas. This package deal involves three photoshoot sessions over the first year and we decided to do this at 4, 8 and 12 months of age. Included in the deal is a free 8" x 6" photo of your choice. Our local studio in Staines was Dawson Strange and the Manager there Kate was the person that took all our photos. Our Daughter Emily has developed a great rapport with her and both of the photoshoots have come out amazing. We even booked a family photoshoot when Emily was 6 months old so we have ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/12/07 (Very useful, 215 readings)
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Professional photography always seems to come at a price and, to be honest, I can be a bit of a one for a bargain. When it comes to photographs of children I think that the choice of photographer and photographic studio also matter greatly - as an adult we can smile on cue irrespective of our feelings towards that two, but as a young child it can be hard enough to get them to smile even if they do like everything and next to impossible if they don't. Most pro-photography experiences that I have had have not been good. Ruined wedding photographs (despite a great portfolio) and a useless, out of focus, replacement shoot left me in little doubt that I could ... Read the complete review

by - written on 27/11/07 (Very useful, 1076 readings)
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Four years ago before I started at university I decided to buy my mum and dad a personal, thoughtful but not overly expensive present. I knew it was possible that I would be moving away to university and would not be living at home. I wanted to buy a gift that would last a long time and would be a special present. I can remember looking through Argos, Woolworths, Boots and Debenhams gift catalogues and in everyone was impressed by the 'experience gifts'. I thought it would be lovely to spend a day in a photography studio having perfect family snaps taken. The only problem was that these gifts seemed to cost between £30 and £120 and not all guaranteed a free ... Read the complete review
