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Dawson Strange Professional PhotographyNewest Review: ... two public sections, a front section that takes bookings and is where you chose (or get sold!) your photos and a back section, separated by a curtain, which is where the shots take place. Aside from the rather key safety fact that there are no physical doors between the studio and the shopping centre, we have found the studio to be an excellent choice for children's photography. The studio ... more |
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by - written on 31/12/07 (Very useful, 156 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, 701 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

