Hi there! I’m Victoria…

photographer, mother of two little ladies and unapologetic mocha addict.

I’m Victoria…

photographer, gardener, mother of two and unapologetic mocha addict.

I’m here to help you step out of your comfort zone and in front of the camera, because you deserve to take your place at the heart of your family’s unique story.

Whatever family means to you, I can help you celebrate and connect with those you love. I do this by documenting meaningful moments in your family’s unique journey with natural and happy portraits in the great outdoors. I look for the magic in amongst the chaos and translate precious moments into one of a kind works of art for your home.

If you’re looking for a personal service which leaves you with family treasures in the form of beautiful printed photography, then you have come to the right place.

Come on in and explore… there’s lots to see!

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Family portraits that stand out from the crowd.

You’re looking for something different.
Something as unique as you are.

You want photographs that are destined to be treasured and handed down with love from one generation to another.

In a sea of photographers, why choose me to record meaningful moments in your unique story?

  • Family portraits on film

    I'm old school!

    For me, it’s analogue over digital and grain over pixels. Portraits on film just have a certain something.

  • family photographer and mum victoria phipps

    I'm a parent, just like you

    With two little ladies of my own, I understand the magic (and the challenges!) of family life.

  • family photo albums made in the uk

    I create art, just for you

    I believe in beautiful wall art and heirloom albums over unloved digital dust.

Take my quick quiz to discover you personal portrait style…

“People are taking more pictures now than ever before.
Billions of them.
But there’s no slides, no prints, just data.
Electronic dust.
And years from now, there won’t be any pictures to find.
No record of who we were or how we lived.
What's the point of having an artefact if you never see it with your own eyes?”

Can you guess the movie?

WHAT'S NEXT?

WHAT'S NEXT?