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Category Archives: Photography Tips for Moms and Dads

Children’s Photography Tips for Moms and Dads: Tip #3 Frame your Subject

  Use objects or natural features in your environment to frame your subject. This adds interest and depth to your image as you can see in the image below. I played peek-a-boo with her to get her to look through the gate in this curious way. I was able to get direct eye contact and…

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Children’s Photography Tips for Moms and Dads: Tip #2 A Different Perspective Tells a Story

Try looking at the fun that’s unfolding before you from a different perspective. While we usually take pictures head on and at our eye level, how about getting behind the subject and low to the ground as in this image  to show where they’re headed?  Climb up on a chair or ladder and get a…

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Children’s Photography Tips for Moms and Dads: Tip #1 Capture the moment

To kick off the completion of my newly optimized website thanks to Marc Fuller and my entry into the Twitter world (kicking and screaming), I’ll be sharing easy, everyday photography tips for moms and dads throughout the summer to help improve the snapshots you take of your children. What parent (or grandparent) doesn’t love to…

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