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Scotland based family and wedding photography.
Capturing natural, candid moments whilst focusing on connection and atmosphere

Whether you’re newly engaged, getting hitched or looking to capture your family, it’s my job to make sure you feel comfortable and have an experience that feels genuine, unforced.

Choosing a photographer is a personal decision as being in front of the camera can feel like a lot. My approach to photography is centred around you, your personality and comfort. The images I deliver will feel meaningful and reflect who you are.

Nice to meet you

A woman with dark, curly hair smiling and wearing sunglasses, a brown coat, black scarf, and light-colored sweater standing on a beach with buildings and hills in the background.

Hey, thanks for being here! I am Anete, a 31 year old lifestyle portrait photographer based in Kinross, Scotland offering natural and relaxed wedding and family photography across Perthshire, Fife, Central Scotland, Highlands and beyond.

I am a big fan of understated, casual photography when it comes to people, I don’t believe in stiff posing and stressful shoots. We’ll choose a location that suits your vibe, we’ll get comfortable, take our time and capture keepsakes that feel like you.

Whether it’s those family photos you’re somehow never in, but would like to be or couples / engagement photos that actually show the love and fun between you… I’m there to turn it into something you can see, share and display proudly in your favourite frame.

a quieter, more intentional approach for people who want something that feels real

If you’re drawn to natural images and don’t want the experience to feel staged or uncomfortable, I get it.

I don’t photograph models, I photograph people who aren’t used to being in front of a camera but want something that feels easy, calm, and true to them.

There’s no pressure to perform, I will guide you gently throughout, but follow your pace. Mostly you will be interacting with each other and I will leave space for things to unfold naturally, especially when it comes to young children. This way your photos will reflect how you actually are together, not how you think you should be.

The focus isn’t on perfect smiles or posed moments, but on subtle connection, movement, and the in-between

Person with brown hair holding a cat wrapped in a plaid blanket, standing outdoors near a brick building, with trees in the background during evening or overcast weather.
A man and woman holding hands walking on rocks near the water on a cloudy day, the woman wearing a white lace dress and the man wearing light-colored clothing and sunglasses.
A black and white family photo in Perthshire, central Scotland of a dad and mum outdoors in front of a house. The dad is holding a baby and a dog lying on the ground nearby.

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