A RICHMOND ENGAGEMENT

In the summertime, when we still had lots of sunshine, Tiffany & Albert flew to London for a holiday and got in touch for a portrait session. I suggested we take their photos in Richmond and so we had a chilled out afternoon walking along the river all the way down to Petersham and back. Two perfect strangers even invited us into their beautiful house overlooking the river, to make use of their balcony. It was a calm, sweet afternoon.

I love being able to spend time like this, wandering around, getting to know interesting new people from far flung places-it’s one of the many perks of being a portrait photographer. Richmond is a great choice for pre-wedding photos or portraits, even if you don’t venture into the village. We just loved being out by the river.

Next week, we’ll be blogging a lot more of Emma Jane’s work now that all this editing is back firmly under control. We have some beautiful weddings to share from Mallorca, Sweden, Italy and France and we even had time for a couple in London too.

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12 Comments

  1. These are so lovely Chloe, I was in this area last weekend and you have captured it beautifully. Cute couple, they must be thrilled with these images.

  5. Love Tiffany’s dress, love Richmond and adore Petersham! Hard to handle so much pretty in one blog post! ;)

  8. Holy gorgeous dress batman. I love the one with their reflection in the mirror, totally beautiful.

  9. Awww what a sweet couple, she’s stunningly cute! So lovely of the strangers to let you use their balcony, such an amazing setting.

  10. Oh you and that magical Petersham place do it again! Beautiful. Particularly loving your B&W ones here. I also cannot believe you managed to get out onto someone’s private balcony. You charmer you. xo

  11. Bewdifulllllll …… wow stunning portraits my friend. I have to agree with Ludgero the B&W one in the field is stunning. But they all are amazing Chloe you are amazing.xx

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