Fine Art Newborn and Family Photographer in Cheshire

These days don’t last. Let’s make sure you never forget them.

I’m Lisa. I create fine art portraits for families across Cheshire and the North West from my studio in Sandbach. Not standard photography. Not quick and cheerful snaps. Art. Considered, obsessively crafted, deeply personal images that belong on your walls and in your family for generations.

If you’ve found me, you’re probably looking for something a bit different. Good. You’re in the right place.

Award-winning. Master Craftsman qualified. Completely obsessed with getting it right.

I hold the Master Craftsman qualification in newborn photography, the highest of its kind in the UK, and I’ve been named Maternity, Newborn and Baby Photographer of the Year by the Guild of Photographers. I only ever shoot one family per day. Every setup, every colour palette, every handmade outfit is chosen specifically for you.

‘Maternity, Newborn and Baby Photographer of the Year’ – The Guild of Photographers.


Faz Rasool

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“I can see why she is an award winning photographer and can equally see she loves what she does. Couldn’t recommend her enough!”

Martyn Swaits

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“12 months on from our first session, I surprised my wife with a family shoot and the experience was just as magical. Lisa made everything very comfortable and relaxing, and the photos were stunning”

Faye Johnson

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“Wow!!! Lisa is just phenomenal- there’s very little words to capture how magic she really is! We can’t thank her enough, and if you are looking for the perfect photographer- you’ve found her!!”


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Whatever brought you here, there’s a session for it. Click through to find out more about each one.

Not sure where to start?

If you’re not sure which session is right for you, just get in touch. I’m very happy to have a chat and point you in the right direction. No pressure, no hard sell. Just an honest conversation about what would work best for your family.

Guild of photographers Master Craftsman qualification

 

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