Family photographers in Eastbourne with Artemi Photography | Ideas, reviews and activities for kids

About Artemi Photography

Key Information

Status

Approved

Parent Rating

3 Parent Reviews VIEW

Gender

Mixed - Suitable for boys and girls

Age Range

0 - 15+ years

Prices

Newborns up to two weeks old - £150

When it comes to your newborn images, nothing is more precious. I take time and care over each one. We don’t rush baby in any way. There are a number of props and clothing to choose from from butterflies and bows to bunny rabbits and rattles, or if you prefer, go completely natural. If there is a position baby doesn’t want to get into I never push it. Even, I’m afraid if mum and dad have requested it. Babies will only do what they want to do. However, you can be assured that all the images you see will bring tears to your eyes. I normally encourage parents to view them on a large screen if at all possible and have a box of tissues at the ready.

A calming, relaxed session at the Artemi studio in Eastbourne with your beautiful newborn, two weeks old

Activities

Family photographers
Baby photographer
Christening photographer
Studio photography

Key Contact Details

Key Contact
Sarah Walker-Bennett

Telephone
07798 937731

www.artemiphotography.com

Locations

A

2 The Grand Hotel Building
Compton Street
Eastbourne
BN208SJ

A

2 The Grand Hotel Building
Compton Street
Eastbourne
BN208SJ

Key Information

Status

Approved

Parent Rating

3 Parent Reviews VIEW

Gender

Mixed - Suitable for boys and girls

Age Range

0 - 15+ years

Prices

Newborns up to two weeks old - £150

When it comes to your newborn images, nothing is more precious. I take time and care over each one. We don’t rush baby in any way. There are a number of props and clothing to choose from from butterflies and bows to bunny rabbits and rattles, or if you prefer, go completely natural. If there is a position baby doesn’t want to get into I never push it. Even, I’m afraid if mum and dad have requested it. Babies will only do what they want to do. However, you can be assured that all the images you see will bring tears to your eyes. I normally encourage parents to view them on a large screen if at all possible and have a box of tissues at the ready.