Your website doesn't appear to respond to different sized devices.
I use this website to simulate devices and different screen sizes:
Screenfly / Test Your Website at Different Screen Resolutions
I think having your contact information "below the fold" on each page is going to work against you.
You are relying on visitors being "engaged" enough to scroll down there.
I would suggest considering a "Contact" link in your menu/navigation bar.
Similarly I would have an "About" link in your menu.
You about info is scattered with "we", "we" .... but you only include YOUR name at the bottom.
Again, think like a visitor ... am I looking at one person business or a partnership?
Your menu bar/heading/social icons take up quite a bit of vertical screen space.
For example, on my 15.4" laptop screen, just this element takes up one third of the vertical space
Maybe think about reducing the size of the website name, reduce the top margin/padding and moving the social icons onto a single line?
Company information? Couldn't care less if you are a sole trader or fully insured. I'm assuming that. I don't look for that went I go onto a Apple site. Think more like a visitor to your site rather than as the site owner.
Look to introduce features, links, information, navigation that a visitor needs to stay on your site.
I would agree about the "Photos for Sale" - if it is not ready to go now ... don't have it "live"
Have a think about whether you want to include information about what you offer and pricing. Some people can't be bothered emailing to find out if you are in their budget.
Do you offer prints (size), albums, digital files (sizes), package deals.
Can I organise short sessions, longer sessions?
How far are you willing to travel? So am I wasting my time even considering you if I live in the next county or further.
Try to think of all the questions a visitor might have and see if you can provide that up-front. You might not include some info so that you can up sell products or explain packages with examples in person.
