Ask RiotACT: portrait photography recommendations

jhdonn 11 February 2016 1 June 2016 3

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I’m looking to get a ‘family’ photoshoot – myself, partner and our dog – and looking for recommendations of good photographers – perhaps more creative/original-type artists, more than stock-standard studio portrait type. Thanks in advance!

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3 Responses to Ask RiotACT: portrait photography recommendations

Alexandra Craig 3:00 pm 11 Feb 16

Check out Michelle Doherty. She takes great photos – really natural and she works with animals a lot too 🙂 http://www.michelledohertyphoto.com

verdi 2:14 pm 11 Feb 16

Esh photography do a gorgeous job. Check out their website. Eshphotography.com.au. They did some lovely shots of my brothers family.

Ezy 10:59 am 11 Feb 16

Get in contact with Dan from Keepsake. He does some really nice stuff!

http://www.keepsakephoto.com.au

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