A comprehensive list of Ashford based photographers offering family, portrait, commercial, event & wedding photography services. Read unbiased customer reviews of local professionals. 
Helen Batt is a wedding and portrait photographer, based just outside of Ashford. Serving clients across Kent and the South East. I am passionate about photography and I love my job as a wedding photographer.
Heather Cheeseman — Helen was our wedding photographer and was fabulous! We have absolutely stunning photos of our special day and many of our
Commissioned and freelance Architecture, Interior, Construction, Landscape and Fine Art Photography based in Kent. Montserrat Rubio ( DIP photography IEFC) produces film and photographic work for varied range of clients as well as creating her personal Fine Art work that has been published, exhibited and sold since 1998.
Sarah Prescott has 20 years experience in portrait, wedding and commercial photography in the london, kent and the southeast. She has a beautiful rural portrait studio nr Ashford Kent. With wide ranging views over the Romney Marsh. The studio is perfect for fun, lively, natural portraits both indoors and out. (weather permitting!) Her wedding photography has a stunning natural style and her wedding
Commercial and art photographer who has exhibited and sold work internationally. As an art photographer Liz specialises in manipulating film negatives to create edgy contemporary images. As a commercial photographer, Liz specialises in editorial and interiors photography. Her photographs have been published in books and magazines internationally. Currently she is working on builing up stock images
Audrey Stanaland — Danielle is very skilled, listens and understands what I need. Have met Jennifer, also, seems nice, had a happy client I
Ex-RCA photographer Carol Fulton works primarily for designers and publishers on book covers, posters for opera, theatre and dance, as well as exhibiting and selling her personal work to both corporate and private clients. Most of her images are shot in-camera rather than being created digitally.