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Jeju photo shoot: Two-year-old photos and session guide
Photos of a two-year-old in hydrangea gardens and meadows on Jeju Island
Hi, I’m author S. Here are some photos I took of a two-year-old on Jeju Island. There are shots in hydrangea gardens and meadows, and photos of the toddler eating ice cream too.

Jeju photo shoot summary
These photos of a toddler on Jeju Island will give you a feel for my photo shoots.
Details
This is the style of photos I take at Sarangbi Snap. I think this bright, airy, crisp look works well for photos of little ones.
Shoots usually take around 1–2 hours. I provide 20 edited photos and around 300 original photos.
These photos were taken on Jeju Island, so they have a slightly different feel from the ones I take in Gyeongnam (South Gyeongsang Province). Still, Gyeongnam has plenty of good places for photo shoots.
I’m not currently taking bookings for Jeju photo shoots. If I offer shoots on Jeju Island again, I’ll make a separate announcement.
























Booking information
Check here for the areas where I currently offer photo shoots and how to book.
A 1–2-hour shoot usually costs around 250,000–350,000 KRW, with 20 edited photos and around 300 original photos included. I currently offer shoots in Tongyeong, Geoje and Changwon in Gyeongnam, western Busan, and Gyeongju. If you’d like a shoot, I can recommend suitable locations too. For booking information and contact details, visit the Sarangbi Snap page.
- During the 4 months I spent doing photo shoots in Korea, 90% of my shoots were of babies. It was quite a change for me, as I used to photograph mostly couples in Prague.
- The parents asked me to post only photos of their child. I also took photos with mom and dad, but I’m only sharing the ones of the toddler here.
- Some of the photos posted here are in black and white. You’ll find them among the shots taken in the hydrangea gardens and meadows.
- There’s a post on a photo shoot in Dongpirang, Tongyeong, and another on a shoot at Sebyeongwan. You can find them in the link cards below the main text.
- I’ve kept this look. Keeping my photos consistently bright and airy is quite tiring work, though.

