Heres what's included in every family photography workshop ticket:

Before the shoots, we’ll walk the location together, taking time to read the space and consider how it might work visually and practically. The focus here is on learning how to assess a setting quickly, recognise where the strongest potential lies, and make confident decisions on arrival.

We’ll look closely at light, flow, and positioning, alongside how to anticipate challenges and opportunities before anything unfolds. This part of the workshop is about sharpening your ability to plan with intention, adapt calmly, and arrive at a shoot feeling prepared rather than reactive.

It’s a chance to deepen how you see and think before you lift the camera, with space for thoughtful questions and discussion throughout.

During the shoot, you’ll work closely with real families, with space to both observe and photograph. This is where attention shifts to timing, interaction, and how moments are gently shaped without interrupting what’s naturally unfolding.

You’ll move between watching how scenes develop and stepping in to shoot yourself, working independently, alongside others, or with guidance. The emphasis is on reading energy, responding to subtle shifts, and making confident choices in real time rather than following a fixed sequence.

There’s a strong focus on balancing cinematic storytelling with the reality of who your clients are, their personalities, dynamics, and requests, and learning how to hold your creative vision while still delivering work that feels right for them.

Access to a 'how its edited'  video after workshop to show you how some of the key images can be enhanced - plus 40% off presets (if you don't already have them)

Outside of the shooting, there’s dedicated time for clear, thoughtful conversation around the business side of family photography.

The discussion is guided, but responsive to the group. What’s covered is shaped by where you’re at, what you’re curious about, and what you actually want clarity on, whether that’s pricing, galleries, client experience, visibility, or bigger-picture direction.

It’s not a presentation or a checklist. It’s a held, thoughtful space to ask honest questions, share perspective, and leave feeling clearer about the decisions you’re making next.