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WIN a Family Photoshoot With Ruth Segaud Photography Worth £250!

Competition Closes

31st
MAY 18
There’s no getting away from it – little people grow up far too quickly. The newborn and family sessions offered by Ruth Segaud Photography are designed to capture a snapshot of your family life, creating a collection of images that you will treasure for generations to come.

This competition opens on Monday 23rd April 2018

 
PRIZE DETAILS
  • Choice of a newborn or family photo shoot, capturing a mixture of documentary and posed, but natural, shots.
  • Location of your choice within 20 miles of Perth. A home shoot is perfect for the newborn session, and an outdoor location is ideal for the family session, to maximise the use of natural light.
  • The session will last approximately 2 hours.
  • In preparation for the shoot you will be sent a few useful tips for making the most out of the session.
  • You will receive a digital copy of all the edited images in high resolution for printing, and low resolution for sharing on social media. The images will be available to download from an online password-protected gallery.
 
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  • The photo session must be used before the 31st December 2018.
  • Available session dates and times will vary from week to week, but Ruth will be as flexible as possible to find a suitable slot.
  • No cash or prize alternative.
  • Prize value = £250
For more information please visit www.ruthsegaud.co.uk.

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