How far ahead should I book?
Portrait and family sessions usually book up three to four weeks ahead, and Saturdays sooner. Newborn sessions should be reserved during pregnancy so we can hold a place around your due date.
Pricing
Pick the option that suits you. Change or cancel any time.

Attached: 1 photo · York
Plans
Switch between plans to see what each one includes. Every plan comes with the same care from our photographers.
£95
per session
A quick, fun session for a refresh or a gift, on set dates through the year.
What's included
£295
per session
Our most popular session for portraits, families and maternity.
What's included
£695
per collection
Everything from your session, printed and bound to last a lifetime.
What's included
Why Fieldhouse Photography
Hover or tap through what makes Fieldhouse Photography different, from the first hello to the finished result.
01 / 05
We direct gently so you never have to wonder what to do in front of the camera.
02 / 05
Every image is edited by hand: natural skin, true colour, nothing overdone.
03 / 05
A 90m² north-lit studio in York with free parking and a family room.
04 / 05
Cotton rag papers, solid wood frames and hand-bound albums made to last.
05 / 05
Portrait galleries within two weeks, commercial work within five days.
FAQ
The top three, answered up front. Everything else clients ask the Fieldhouse Photography team is just below.
Portrait and family sessions usually book up three to four weeks ahead, and Saturdays sooner. Newborn sessions should be reserved during pregnancy so we can hold a place around your due date.
A £50 session fee secures your date and is part of the session price. It's transferable if you need to move your session with 48 hours' notice.
Solid colours and soft textures work best; avoid big logos and neon. Coordinate rather than match, and bring a couple of options. We'll send a style guide with ideas when you book.
Keep this ticket handy. Tell us what you need and our photographers will save you a spot.
Valid at
Fieldhouse Photography
58282 · Tear here