You might not think it matters where your child is looking when you’re taking their photo, but it does! Where they look can change the impact your photo has on the viewer, whether you or friends and family. Check out this post from Digital Photography School to learn more – and give it a try!

Curated by Jane

October 29, 2014

FROM THE WEB: WHERE IS YOUR SUBJECT AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?

No matter how much you love to take photos, taking photos of kids can be a challenge. If you are finding yourself stuck, frustrated, or just plain out of ideas you need these three tips to improve your kids photography: First, Have Patience You can’t expect every photo session to go smoothly. For one, kids […]

Photography Tips and Tricks

September 19, 2014

ULTIMATE KIDS PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS

Spring and summer might be great for getting outside and enjoying the weather, but nothing beats the beautiful colors of fall. Get outside with your kids and enjoy the changing of the seasons with a few of these kids photo ideas for fall. The Biggest Leaf Send your kids on a “leaf hunt” to find […]

Photography Tips and Tricks

September 5, 2014

5 KIDS’ PHOTOS IDEAS FOR FALL

As your kids get older, they may express some interest in taking over a few photography tasks or exploring the world of photography with their own camera. You are certainly welcome to hand them a camera and let them discover their creativity, but giving them a few pointers can certainly help them see results and […]

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July 23, 2014

FROM THE WEB: TIPS FOR TEACHING PHOTOGRAPHY TO BEGINNERS

Kids love boats, don’t they? For us adults, it’s a great way to get outdoors, enjoy some sunshine, and even find a few minutes to relax. But don’t forget that, whether in motion or standing still, being out on a boat provides an excellent opportunity for some great candid images of your kids. Check out […]

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July 16, 2014

FROM THE WEB: TIPS FOR BOATING PHOTOS

Black and white photography is one of those things that can seem alien to portrait photographers. After all, why shoot in monochrome when you can use full color? If you give it a try, you’ll find that you can make powerful portrait images just by removing color. While you can certainly change your camera settings […]

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June 11, 2014

FROM THE WEB: TIPS FOR SHOOTING AND PROCESSING BETTER B&W PHOTOS

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Wow – is it Easter already? With all the pastel colors, jellybeans, and colored eggs, plus some cooperative weather, it’s a perfect time to grab your camera and take some great portraits of your kids. The folks at SLR Lounge have some great tips for taking more interesting images. For some awesome ideas on different […]

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April 16, 2014

FROM THE WEB: TIPS FOR GREAT EASTER PORTRAITS

You can learn all the tricks about your camera, settings, and the best conditions for a good portrait – but a good kids’ photo generally comes down to one thing: the cooperation of your subject. Without this you can have the perfect everything but still end up with a poor photo. With that in mind, […]

Uncategorized, Children

March 24, 2014

Five Tips for Better Kids’ Photography

There are a ton of “rules” when it comes to kids’ photography – sometimes it can be a bit overwhelming. Where should you start? What rules are more important than others? When you have a handle on the basics, where should you go next? We’ve got your back; here’s a list of the top 10 […]

Photography Tips and Tricks

February 3, 2014

TOP 10 PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION RULES – PART I

black and white newborn and sibling photo

Honestly, you can never have enough tips under your belt when it comes to taking photos of kids; whether they are yours or belong to friends or family (or if you’re lucky enough to get into the professional field). These tips, courtesy of Weeder, will come in handy the next time you head out – […]

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January 22, 2014

FROM THE WEB: FIVE TIPS FOR YOUR NEXT SHOOT WITH KIDS