BRRRRRRRRRRRR……that’s my drumroll (and yes it is a little chilly this morning, too!) My ALWAYS WORKS TOP TIP for photographing littles is LET THEM PLAY! Let them play with YOU! They will pick up on your tension if you’re trying to get the perfectly posed shot, so instead let them be kids! Let them play with a sister! Let them…
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See previous posts for more Tips, but today we’re talking about the second most important tip for photographing littles…. PLEASE don’t tell them to say CHEESE….unless you LIKE their MOST UNNATURAL SMILE IN THE HISTORY OF FOREVER. (; With littles, the MOST DIFFICULT time to get them to what you want them to do is WHEN THEY KNOW you want…
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So Tip 3 is a tip for almost all portrait photography-finding even light. Photography is the art of light and while adding drama with light is an art form, finding even light is the first step for making great portraits. What’s even light? Light “without speckles” is the easiest way I know to say it. Littles don’t always give you…
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In case you missed it, refer back to my Monday post before you start this one. The first tried and true tip for photographing little is…. 4-Get down on their level. The first thing I try to do when I photograph kids is establish rapport by kneeling to their eye level and asking them a few questions- like, who’s their…
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I miss seeing your littles! They were so sweet in all of your Easter photos and being able to gift editing to you brightened my spirits for the holiday season! I thought I’d follow up this week with a few tips for photographing the little ones-NOT because your photos weren’t great, but because after many many (many) years in this…
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